About John.
I don’t just build websites; I solve problems.
By focusing on smart, effective development, your online presence becomes a growth tool rather than a budget drain. Whether you’re building a business or a movement, the goal is to make technology part of the solution, not the obstacle.
Clients and colleagues know me as a tenacious problem solver who keeps the process transparent and makes complex projects manageable without too much “techspeak.” And because great websites happen when creative minds collide, I love to partner with local specialists to ensure the right expertise is always in the room, and that everyone enjoys the ride.
When I’m not working in my slippers, I’m usually out drawing inspiration from the energy of the Twin Cities music scene. Whether I’m traveling with my camera in hand, experimenting in the kitchen, or getting lost in a history book, I find that the best ideas often come from the things I discover when I step away from the screen.
I don’t like leaving clients in the dark — I’m all about educating and presenting solutions in a way that empowers them so they’re feeling confident during the decision-making process.
Minneapolis designer, Dan Woychick, and I talk about psychology, music, and WordPress.
The single largest mistake I’ve seen is the notion that after a website is launched, the work is done. That 'set and forget' practice is fine for your thermostat, but not for a website.
5 by 5 Design asked for my thoughts on what to consider when refreshing/updating your website.
Let's work together.
Tell me what’s on your mind and I’ll show you how we can make it happen.