Work
Four sites built for other people, each one live and each one still mine to keep running. The things I built for myself are under Projects.
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PlausiDen: company site, mail platform and the server under bothA company site written in Rust, on hardware I administer, with its own mail system rather than a rented inbox.
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Sacred Vote: voting you can actually verifyA voting platform built on the premise that a result nobody can check is not a result.
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Prosperity Club: off WordPress, onto something that stays upAn ageing WordPress site rebuilt as a static site, then migrated without touching the client's email.
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Wealth Within WallsA client site built and hosted on the same stack: static output, checked before it ships.
How these were built
All four are static sites generated from typed content and checked by an automated audit — accessibility, internal links, and page weight — before anything is deployed. Three of them run on hardware I administer; each has DNS, certificates and, where the client needs it, mail configured by hand and documented so it can be handed over.
- Live sites
- 4
- Built on one substrate
- All of them
- Audited before deploy
- Every build
Want something like this?
I take on client sites and the infrastructure behind them. If you would rather see what I build with nobody to satisfy, that is under Projects.