Web
Sixteen chapter sites under one domain, a Cvent registration system that wasn't supposed to exist, 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. On the clever end, I like to 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: architect one continuous, evergreen “event” and drop each webinar in as a session inside it. Registrants pay per session; the CEU tracking rides along. That kludge is where 1,000+ paid registrations came through.
The app build
The technical end: a real application, scoped and shipped with AI assistance.