Two kinds of problems: sites that need saving, and platforms that need connecting.

Alliance Training and Consulting, a corporate training company based in Lenexa, KS, runs its main site and several subsites on Joomla. I maintain the platform on an ongoing basis — content updates, plugin and template fixes, and structural repairs as the site evolves.

One recurring issue: the site's footer and several layout regions were originally built with Webflow-style grid classes (wf-columns, wf-column) that Joomla never loads, since those classes depend on Webflow's own stylesheet. The result was a footer that silently lost its structure. Rather than trying to patch in the missing Webflow CSS, I rebuilt the affected sections as display: flex containers with inline styles, removing the dependency entirely and making the layout resilient to whatever template changes come next.

Helped a client launch the newest version of their customer-facing platform, rebuilt on a Next.js frontend with a FastAPI backend. The relaunch replaced an older stack while preserving the workflows the business already relied on.

Alongside the rebuild, I connected the platform to the client's operational systems: QuickBooks for accounting, HubSpot for CRM and marketing, and Catsy for product information management — so data entered once flows through to billing, sales, and product listings without manual re-entry.