Software built by Alex
MasteryArc
A learning platform for homeschool families, teachers, and students. Assignments, readings, quizzes, calendars, and student support in one connected place.
Live websites and custom software, built directly with me. Start with MasteryArc and Waddy Homestead & Hope, then explore a few ideas for what we could build next.
Two different projects, with links to the real thing.
Software built by Alex
A learning platform for homeschool families, teachers, and students. Assignments, readings, quizzes, calendars, and student support in one connected place.
Website built by Alex
A website for a homestead business sharing small-batch sourdough, farm-fresh eggs, handmade home goods, and weekly homestead favorites.
Separate from the live projects above, these original design studies explore possible websites and business tools.
Thoughtful homes, shaped around the way you live. From the first conversation to the final detail.
Explore the spaces
01 / The courtyard houseA considered website for a residential design business. Strong photography, a clear service story, and a simple path from interest to inquiry.
A service business needs a website that makes the quality of its work clear before a visitor ever picks up the phone.
Lead with project photography, explain the process in plain language, and keep the next step visible across desktop and mobile.
A custom visual direction, service and project pages, a manageable content structure, and a focused inquiry flow.
Your next milestone is ready for a look.
Project brief approved
Projects, files, feedback, and next steps in one calm workspace. Less time chasing updates. More clarity for your clients.
Project updates get buried in email. Clients need a clear view of what is happening, what is due, and what needs their input.
Put the current milestone first, bring the next approval to the surface, and keep project files and activity in the same place.
A client dashboard, project timeline, file review, and permission-based access. A production build would connect these to your existing tools.
September 14–18 · Team schedule
A shared schedule that makes the week easy to read. See who’s doing what, spot open time, and keep the next handoff moving.
A growing team needs more than a shared spreadsheet to coordinate people, appointments, and project handoffs.
Organize work by day and owner, distinguish different appointment types, and make availability easy to spot without opening another screen.
A weekly calendar, team assignments, availability checks, and event details. Notifications and calendar integrations can follow the business requirements.
The three concept studies above are illustrative—not commissioned client projects or claims of measured results. Their names, schedules, files, and project data are fictional. MasteryArc and Waddy Homestead & Hope are separate live projects linked at the top of this page.
A new website, a better client experience, or software that finally fits the way you work. Let’s talk about it.
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