Home Project Manager
A local-only Flask app for managing projects, maintenance, and utilities for our home.
Site link: Local only web app
Tech Stack: Flask
Approximate launch date: May 20, 2026
Projects
Here is a list of projects/websites that I've built over the last 20+ years. They are listed in reverse chronological order based on an approximate launch date.
Project Manager
A project manager for all of my web projects.
Site link: Local only web app
Tech Stack: Flask
Approximate launch date: Apr 1, 2026
A couple of months ago, I began building some local-only web apps using Claude Code. I was beginning to have trouble keeping track of them and which ones had outstanding tasks. These apps, along with a handful of public-facing website projects were weighing on my mental ability to stay on top of things. So I built this, with Claude Code as my co-producer, to give me an at-a-glance way to see which things were lagging. I've tweaked it along the way, and it's become incredibly handy.
The Clown Cabinet
A website depicting some of the more controversial quotes from the Trump administration cabinet members.
Site link: The Clown Cabinet
Tech Stack: Eleventy
Approximate launch date: Mar 15, 2026
With deep frustration resulting from the lies and misinformation coming from the Trump administration, this site was created to document some of the more controversial quotes from cabinet members. It is updated periodically to reflect new information. All quotes are assumed to be real and sources are provided for each along with the relevant context. Any inaccuracies are not intended, but merely reflect what has been reported. The site was created with the significant assistance of Claude Code.
US Voting Information
Voter registration and voting requirements for all 50 US states and Washington DC.
Site link: US Voting Information
Tech Stack: Eleventy
Approximate launch date: Feb 23, 2026
This site was inspired by the discussion of voter ID requirements during President Trump's State of the Union address on February 23, 2026. Every state has its own rules for voter registration, ID requirements, early voting, and mail-in ballots. Finding accurate, up-to-date information can sometimes mean navigating multiple different websites with varying levels of clarity. The site aims to bring all of that information together in one place, making it easy for any citizen to understand what's required to register and to vote in their state. In addition, state voting laws are changing rapidly, with new legislation being introduced and passed in many states. The site also provides news updates on recent changes to voting laws, so visitors can stay informed about the evolving landscape of voting rights in the US. The site was created with the significant assistance of Claude Code. Learn more about the site here.
Socially Bundled
What started out as a tool to post 11ty content to multiple social media platforms evolved into a comprehensive content management system for the 11ty Bundle website.
Site link: Local only web app
Tech Stack: Flask
Approximate launch date: Jan 15, 2026
This local web app saves me a ton of time when curating content for the 11ty Bundle website. While I had created a set of CLI tools to assist in managing the site (as documented here), there were many gaps in those tools that needed to be filled. So, rather than enhance those tools, I set out to create a local web app that would provide a more comprehensive solution. The site was created with the significant assistance of Claude Code.
J.D. Adams Guitars
The website of J.D. Adams Guitars, a custom guitar builder based in Northern California.
Site link: J.D. Adams Guitars
Tech Stack: Eleventy
Approximate launch date: Sep 29, 2023
I built this one-page site for a friend of a friend. Jeff builds custom guitars that are beautiful. And my friend, Marc, who has known Jeff for many years insisted that Jeff have a website. The image was painted by Marc. The site is hosted on Netlify.
The 11ty Bundle
Bundles of 11ty know-how. Your curated source for discovering how the community is using 11ty, a simple, flexible, open-source static site generator.
Site link: The 11ty Bundle
Tech Stack: Eleventy
Approximate launch date: May 1, 2023
Way back in March of 2023, while working on my personal website, I had an incredible rush of energy. I'd been reading a lot of Eleventy documentation and blog posts, and following questions and answers on the Eleventy Discord server. I was learning a lot and excited about it, but also feeling a little overwhelmed by all the information I was taking in. I was trying to figure out how to organise it all and make it useful to me, and thinking about how I could share what I was learning with others. Here is the launch day post.
Fausto Bellino Tasca
The website of Fausto Bellino Tasca, a professional in his field.
Site link: Fausto Bellino Tasca
Tech Stack: Eleventy
Approximate launch date: Jan 15, 2023
The site provides biographical information about Fausto Bellino Tasca. A previous version of this site was built by my wife, Sandra Tasca, in the early 2000s using Apple's iWeb app. Fausto is my Sandra's grandfather. From the site: Fausto Bellino Tasca is a noteworthy but sometimes overlooked artist of early twentieth century California. Academically trained at one of Europe’s finest art schools, Fausto came to the United States as a young adult seeking a broader horizon and carrying not a little ambition in his heart.
Cynthia Bascara Speech & Language Therapy
The website of Cynthia Bascara, a speech and language therapist in Marin County, California.
Site link: Cynthia Bascara Speech & Language Therapy
Tech Stack: Eleventy
Approximate launch date: Apr 5, 2022
The site provides information about Cynthia's services, background, and contact details. From the site: Language can take us on many adventures both imaginary and real. The words we use and how we say them can impact our everyday lives and experiences, how we experience people and the world and how they experience us. My goal is to enable your child to express herself / himself effectively to experience the world's adventures.
Grace Bransford for AVMA
A website for Grace Bransford, a veterinarian and candidate for the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Board of Directors.
Site link: No longer active
Tech Stack: Squarespace
Approximate launch date: Mar 8, 2022
A good friend, tennis buddy, and former advertising executive asked if I would be interested in building a site for a veterinarian running for the AVMA Board of Directors. He had created a brochure for her campaign. Grace had been the vet for my friend's pets over the years. I said yes, and built this site. It was not enough for her to win the election, but this was a paid gig and I enjoyed working with my friend.
Scott Murphy Tennis
The website of Scott Murphy, a professional tennis coach in Marin County, California.
Site link: Scott Murphy Tennis
Tech Stack: Eleventy
Approximate launch date: Nov 5, 2021
The site provides information about Scott's services, tennis tips, background, and contact details. A previous version of this site was built with Jekyll. From the site: I’m very passionate about both teaching and playing the sport of tennis. I believe in my ability to help anyone improve their game at any stage in their development. Players who truly have the desire to improve just need the right information and encouragement.
Resources for COTS Clients
A collection of resources for clients of the Committee on the Shelterless.
Site link: Resources for COTS Clients
Tech Stack: Google Sites
Approximate launch date: Jan 15, 2021
The site provides resources for clients of COTS (the Committee on the Shelterless). From the site: At COTS, our mission is to help those experiencing homelessness to find and keep housing. We want to help improve our clients' well-being and financial health. We envision a community where everyone has a place to call home. This site is intended for use by COTS's clients and case managers. Here you will find resources to assist in the search for housing, employment and resources, along with a calendar of helpful events.
Accelerated Advantage
Leadership consulting for business growth and development.
Site link: No longer active
Tech Stack: HTML & CSS (960 Grid System)
Approximate launch date: Apr 24, 2015
I built this site for a friend. Accelerated Advantage is a leadership consulting firm focused on business growth and development. The website was built using HTML and CSS, providing a clean and professional online presence for the company.
OneHanders
A curated website of videos all about the one-handed backhand shot in tennis.
Site link: No longer active
Tech Stack: Meteor
Approximate launch date: Jan 5, 2014
I built this site for fun in early 2014. I was learning Meteor at the time and wanted to build a project with it. I am a big tennis fan and have always been fascinated by the one-handed backhand shot, so I decided to build a site that would be a curated collection of videos all about that shot. The site is no longer active.
Happy Ending Farm
The website of Happy Ending Farm, a small farm in Eastern Kentucky where horses are cared for, bred, and trained.
Site link: No longer active
Tech Stack: Squarespace
Approximate launch date: Jul 5, 2013
The site provides information about the farm's services, horse care, breeding programs, and more. I built this site for my cousin, a life-long horse lover and trainer. The site is no longer active as my cousin has since retired from horse training and breeding, but it was a fun project to work on and I learned a lot about Squarespace in the process.
Return of the Natives
The site chronicles our return to California after living in Princeton, New Jersey for nearly 9 years.
Site link: Return of the Natives
Tech Stack: Apple iWeb
Approximate launch date: Jun 16, 2009
The site had been hosted on a shared server at Dreamhost. I downloaded all the files, made a tweak so that the index.html would load the site properly and pushed the files directly to Netlify...and it worked! There is no build process involved. This is your basic web relic. The code is rather insane and uses an incredible amount of inline styling with pixels as the measure for most things.
thefoodtimes
The website of The Food Times, a food blog that I built for a friend in the early 2010s.
Site link: No longer active
Tech Stack: MovableType
Approximate launch date: Jul 5, 2007
While I worked at Princeton University, the wife of a colleague was serving as a food critic for the New York Times. She wanted to start a food blog, and I offered to build it for her. I built the site using MovableType, which was a popular blogging platform at the time. The site provided news about various aspects of the world of food across a wide variety of categories. The site is no longer active.
The Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education
The initial website of the Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education.
Site link: No longer active
Tech Stack: MovableType
Approximate launch date: May 5, 2007
I worked at Princeton University from 2006 to 2009. Prior to joining Princeton, I had developed some expertise building websites using MovableType. I was fortunate to find a kindred spirit in the IT department who provided server space to install it and allow be to build the site. The site has since been redesigned as the center has expanded greatly, but it was a fun project to work on and I learned a lot about web development a univerity environment in the process.
Provinceline Productions
A website for Robert Perry's video production company, Provinceline Productions.
Site link: No longer active
Tech Stack: Vanilla HTML, CSS, with some PHP
Approximate launch date: Jun 10, 2005
Robert Perry served as a producer and editor for Provinceline Productions, a video production company based in the Princeton, New Jersey area. Robert produced and edited quite a few videos for Princeton Academy. I built this site for him out of gratitude for all of his work for the school. The site is no longer active.
Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart
The website of the Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart, a private school in Princeton, New Jersey.
Site link: No longer active
Tech Stack: MovableType
Approximate launch date: Sep 1, 2004
This was the first website that I have ever built. I was in the right place at the right time. Jeffrey Zeldman's book, Designing with Web Standards, had just come out and I was both a parent and a volunteer at the school. The school was new and had a website that consisted of just a couple of pages. I had heard of MovableType, one of the earliest static site generators, and it fit my mental model of how a website could be constructed as pages via a content management system. In addition to learning from Zeldman's book, the very first An Event Apart conference was held in Philadelphia in 2005, just an hour away from Princeton. I attended and received feedback on the site from Zeldman as well as Eric Meyer and Jason Santa Maria. I was very fortunate and building this site gave me a great introduction to web development and set me on the path to building more websites over the years. The site has since been redesigned as the school has grown.