I build websites, AI tools and automations around the work your business needs done. I run Grove Street Painting in Sarasota and founded Truline Digital Services, so I build with the day-to-day operation in mind.
A customer needs to understand your service. You need to make sense of search reports. A repeated follow-up needs a clear handoff. Start with the task you want to improve.
When a page leaves basic questions unanswered or a workflow stops short of the next step, someone has to fill the gap. That is the part worth fixing.
Who needs to do what, and what gets in the way?
Put the information and decisions in a useful order.
Check the website or workflow against how the business uses it.
I built and maintain Grove Street Painting’s service and location pages. The work below also includes Shape of Paint’s website and painting guides, and Custom Wood Finishing’s piece-count pricing flow.
Live public site
Website for my own painting business. Live homepage captured October 8, 2026.
I built and maintain my painting company’s website, with service and location pages, structured data and content shaped by customer searches.
Shape of Paint homepage, October 8, 2026, following client approval to go live on September 23, 2026. The June–September search figures are a separate reporting series, not a measured effect of this redesign.
Live public site
Redesign approved to go live September 23, 2026. Public homepage captured October 8, 2026.
I worked on Shape of Paint’s website, painting guides and launch review. The client approved the September redesign to go live.
Custom Wood Finishing homepage, October 8, 2026. Website design and implementation for Marlon’s cabinet-finishing shop.
Live hosted site
Existing Vercel production verified October 8, 2026. Marlon is the shop owner.
I designed and built a cabinet-finishing website with piece-count pricing, trade-focused service pages and mobile navigation.
Explain your services and where you work. I build responsive websites, service and location pages, and useful content for search engine optimization (SEO).
Give a specific task a workflow with a review step. In the August 30, 2026 Meridian cloud demo, specialist agents and a verifier route information into a read-only inbox using synthetic data.
Make the follow-up and handoff clear. For Grove Street Painting, I worked on GoHighLevel follow-up configuration and inspected conversation channels and booking guards. The September 28–29, 2026 captures show configuration, not completed voice booking.
Custom Wood Finishing’s piece-count pricing flow gives cabinet makers a way to work through what they need finished.
See the cabinet-finishing website ↗Shape of Paint’s reporting view brings monthly Search Console clicks and guide-level activity together.
See the reporting case ↗The painting-estimator prototype has room targeting and item inclusion controls. The October 4, 2026 simulator example uses typed input and synthetic data; voice input and the complete product remain unverified.
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“Sweet thank you! This is all exciting!”
Ricky was responding to my work on CallRail text forwarding and form spam controls in a separate collaboration with Homeowner Marketers.
Send the task, a link to your current site or a short description of your workflow, and the result you want. You do not need to choose the technology first.
Putting AI into a specific workflow: deciding what information goes in, what the tool produces and where a person reviews it. Meridian shows that approach in an August 30, 2026 recorded demo with synthetic data.
The portfolio includes live websites, internal tools, recorded demos and prototypes. Each project identifies its status.
Tell me the task, your current site or workflow, and the result you want.
