Process

After building a lot of Craft CMS sites from scratch, I created a starter project that's been saving me a good chunk of time on each new build since.

Finding the right web developer for your small business isn't about the biggest team or lowest price—it's about finding a true partner who communicates clearly, delivers quality work, and sticks…

A look at my weekly planning system using Things 3 and Apple Calendar, including how I balance client projects, support retainers, and internal work without burning out.

Everyone keeps telling freelancers to 'find your niche or perish,' but after 20+ years in business without one, I'm here to tell you that being a Swiss Army knife in a world of scalpels might just be…

I've started writing Git Commit messages in a way that keeps things organized and makes future me a bit happier and less stressed.

Putting careful thought into what we hand over to clients makes a world of difference. Here's how to do that with Craft CMS.

When a designer or developer asks you, the client, for "feedback", what kind of feedback are we talking about? Here I go over some tips on giving good, useful feedback.

The Triangle of Expectations (i.e. “good, fast, cheap") doesn't really work—the Iron Triangle does.

Sticking to scheduled phone calls only was one of the best decisions I've ever made in my business. Here's why.

Here's how I keep font management on my Mac simple and straightforward. Plus, it's free!

RFPs have a ton of pros and cons. But it may be time to rethink them altogether.

The idea of presenting more than one design concept to a client is great, in theory.