Publishing & News
Editorial platforms, independent journalism and sports news built around fast-moving content.
DIGITAL PRODUCTS
Over the years, I’ve built and evolved digital experiences for very different needs — news and publishing, e-commerce, business websites, subscriptions, professional portfolios, sports media and real estate.
The technology changes. The goal stays consistent: understand what the product needs to do, build the right structure around it and make it useful for the people on both sides of the screen.
Rather than a single client story, this case study represents the range of digital products I’ve worked on.
Editorial platforms, independent journalism and sports news built around fast-moving content.
Product-focused experiences designed around discovery, information and transactions.
Digital presence for creative professionals, including artists, painters and photographers.
Informational and lead-oriented websites that make services and offerings easier to understand.
Not every client arrives with a defined product, structure or technical direction. Part of the work is turning an initial idea, business need or unclear problem into something concrete enough to build.
I help clarify what should be built, who it is for, what it needs to accomplish and how technology can support it — then translate that direction into a product that can be launched, measured and evolved.
Ideas, constraints, audience and the real problem behind the request.
Purpose, priorities, scope and a direction that makes sense.
Information architecture, flows and technical approach.
Interface, functionality, integrations and content systems.
Analytics and real usage after the product is live.
Iterate as users, content and business needs change.
My web experience spans long-running publishing platforms as well as projects built for specific businesses and professionals. That variety shaped how I approach web work: the platform is only one part of the system.
Examples include work around elPeriódico de Guatemala and eP Investiga, alongside projects across commerce, professional services and content-driven websites.
After launch, I look at how people actually use it — traffic, behavior, content, friction and business needs — and use that information to decide what should improve next.
BUILD CREATES THE PRODUCT. DATA SHOWS WHAT HAPPENS NEXT.