Web
Sixteen chapter sites under one domain, routine maintenance on the flagship site, and custom apps built with AI assistance.
How I approach it
My web work runs from the practical to the genuinely technical. On the practical end: managing ACNL’s site and organizing 16 chapter sites under the unified domain during the 2023 reorganization. I also like to explore platforms to make the most use of them and find ways to work around the limitations in certain tools. Cvent doesn’t natively support recurring paid webinars with CEU credit, so I set up a continuous event with each webinar as a session inside it. That workaround captured 1,000-plus paid registrations.
On the technical end, I build small applications and automations with AI assistance. I’m not a software engineer and won’t pretend to be, but I understand the systems well enough to know what can and can’t be done. My Comic Bundle Finder site uses Next.js on Vercel, a postgres database, API integrations, and Stripe payment processing. I’m a marketer who can scope a system, ship it, and debug it when it breaks.
Samples
Web work is three different jobs, and only one of them is a screenshot. Here’s one of each.
Sixteen chapter sites, one domain
During the 2023 reorganization, ACNL’s local chapters were consolidated onto a single domain — one shared template, sixteen regional sites, each with its own hero, welcome copy, and self-serve event calendar for chapter admins. The accomplishment isn’t any one page; it’s the consistency across all of them.
The Cvent workaround
Cvent doesn’t natively support recurring paid webinars with CEU credit, so a monthly CEU series had nowhere to live. The fix was structural: create one continuous, evergreen “event” and drop each webinar in as a session inside it. Registrants pay per session and CEUs get sent as post-session emails. That kludge is where 1,000+ paid registrations came through.
The app build
The technical end: a real application built with AI assistance.