I gave this blog a whole new look without touching a single post. Here is how I restyled the theme in place, proved it on a staging copy before it went live, and kept a way back the whole time, with before and after screenshots of every page that changed.
Continue quest →A client reviewed her company's live website on her phone and asked for ten changes, including 95 new photos on six project pages. Here is how I made the photos safe, rehearsed the round on a copy of live, and shipped it the same day without breaking anything.
Continue quest →A family-led holding company needed one place investors could trust and a separate site for each of its businesses. Here is how I thought it through: the parent site, the construction site, the investor pipeline, and how every update ships.
Continue quest →Saiko Prime Holdings is a family-led holding company with four businesses under it: construction, building materials, technology and media. They needed a home for the group that would hold up in front of investors, and a way to handle the inquiries it brought in. Through Gambitworks, I built both. The site The site runs on…
Continue quest →Every other entry in Workshop points somewhere else. This one points at the page you’re reading. What it is Sidequesthings runs on a WordPress theme I built from scratch: no page builder, no purchased template. Every post is a quest card with a status badge, sorted into eight RPG-themed categories: Nihongrind, Otaku Journal, Backlog, Workshop…
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