Platforms
Platforms
I recommend whatever platform fits the job. These are the ones I go deep enough on to build and run, not just advise.
Most engagements start platform-agnostic. The right tool depends on the business, the team, and what is already in place, not on the one I happen to know best. Recommending without a bias to sell is the point of independent advice.
A few platforms I have spent enough years inside to do more than recommend. On these I scope the work, own the brief, and run the delivery as the senior person on the project, not a pair of hands you have to manage. Today that is Craft CMS, WordPress, Shopify, and SharePoint, and each suits a different kind of business and a different problem.
If you already know the platform you are on, go straight to its page below. If you are still weighing up the options, that is the first conversation to have.
Specifically
The platforms I go deep on
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Craft CMS
Craft CMS is the right call when editor experience and long-term maintainability matter. I design, build and run Craft sites end to end, and the site you are reading is one of them.
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Shopify and Shopify Plus
Shopify launches fast. Where projects go wrong is the integration work nobody scoped properly.
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WordPress
You don't need another WordPress developer. You need someone to manage them.
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SharePoint
SharePoint intranets succeed or fail on planning, governance, and rollout, not on the build itself.