Projects and outcomes

Selected examples of the work.

Client details are generalized, but the shape of the work is real: important systems, practical constraints, and changes that had to survive handoff.

Selected work

Three examples, kept short.

Platform modernization + migration mapping

Situation
A long-lived CMS platform needed migration planning while editors kept publishing.
What I did
Mapped content structures, migration paths, cutover risks, and the decisions the team needed to make before implementation.
What changed
The team could discuss a staged path without treating the migration as a single risky leap.

USWDS-aligned component inventory

Situation
A public-facing platform had duplicated components and accessibility expectations that needed to be handled during delivery.
What I did
Reviewed patterns, named duplicates, connected accessibility requirements to implementation choices, and created a shared reference for the team.
What changed
Governance and implementation had one clearer surface to work from instead of parallel interpretations. Related credentials are covered in federal capabilities.

Accessibility findings + remediation backlog

Situation
An active platform had accessibility defects, release pressure, and feature work happening at the same time.
What I did
Reviewed the issues, separated urgent user-impacting problems from cleanup work, and sequenced fixes by dependency.
What changed
The backlog became work the team could actually plan, not just a list of defects.

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