Hi! I'm Justin. I lead digital platform teams and build web experiences that prioritize structure, performance, and accessibility.
At the end of the day, my work comes down to one thing: making sure the right person can find the right information at exactly the right moment. Most of my days are spent untangling the architecture of enterprise higher-ed websites so campus teams can publish with confidence—and so a prospective student, a worried parent, or a first-generation college-goer never has to fight a website to get an answer that matters to them.
Off the clock, you'll usually find me experimenting in the kitchen, out in the garden, or debugging local smart home automations that probably didn't need to be automated in the first place.
Why higher education websites need an authoritative event API and data contract instead of a chaotic tangle of third-party tracking pixels.
How structured content, semantic endpoints, and the Model Context Protocol transform institutional websites into verifiable knowledge systems for AI agents.
Why the rise of AI agents means we must stop treating content as visual layout containers and start architecting it as a queryable knowledge system.
A localized adaptation of Megan Casey's framework built specifically for the University of Kentucky ecosystem. This toolkit provides the structural guidelines and governance models needed to unify institutional content. By focusing on user-centered design, the system helps campus creators deploy consistent and accessible digital content across departmental sites.
A centralized discovery interface built for the University of Kentucky Office for Student Success. The platform handles complex data categorization to give students a clear path to critical campus resources. The front-end design transforms a massive institutional directory into an intuitive, fully accessible search experience.