I make web content easier to use and understand.

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  • 5 UX Tips That Will Help You Build Better SharePoint Sites

    Microsoft’s SharePoint has become a popular software tool used to manage everything from document repositories to full-blown intranets. While enterprise-scale SharePoint sites are typically built and maintained by dedicated specialist teams, the vast majority are much more of a do-it-yourself proposition, where individuals and teams take advantage of the tool’s … Continue reading →

  • BrokenNapoleons.com – Responsive Web Design

    I’m building a responsive website for my band, Broken Napoleons. After all, that’s what happens when you’re a web designer who plays in a band — it’s inevitable that sooner or later, you’ll wind up building the band’s website. We’d been getting by with using Facebook as our de facto website, … Continue reading →

  • Enterprise Content Management SEO: Choosing Better Keywords

    Search engine optimization of documents in a controlled environment such as an enterprise CMS requires different techniques than SEO on the public Internet. One of the main differences is the use of keywords in document metadata. Due to widespread abuse of the <meta name=”keywords”> tag by spammers, Internet search engines … Continue reading →

About Me

I'm a web design, tech writing, and user experience consultant in Charlotte, NC.

I build websites and content architectures that are easy to use and understand by using my diverse skillset to find the right balance between form and function. I've worked with large corporate clients including Wells Fargo, Wachovia, and R.J. Reynolds, as well as local businesses and non-profits.

I'm also a musician and a devout fan of the Detroit Red Wings. I try not to take it too personally when the Wings aren't living up to my lofty expectations.