Digital Project Management
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What’s included: Turning vague ideas like “we just need a simple website” into actual, structured plans Translating between humans, developers, and “urgent” stakeholders Politely chasing people for deadlines (and not-so-politely when needed) Creating timelines that everyone ignores at first… then depends on later Spotting risks before they become “how did this happen?” moments Making sure things actually get done (yes, this is harder than it sounds) Breaking down chaos into clear, manageable steps Running meetings that could’ve been emails - but somehow still useful Keeping projects on track, even when everything tries to derail them Light therapy for teams experiencing “just one small change” requests Bonus features: Spreadsheet wizardry Automation ideas you didn’t ask for but will love Calm energy during mild project disasters
I’ll quickly check your website for the most common accessibility issues that affect usability and compliance. You’ll get a clear, no-fluff summary of what’s wrong, why it matters, and what to fix first - so you can improve fast without a full audit. Includes: Automated + light manual checks Top issues explained in plain English Quick wins you can fix immediately Prioritized list of what matters most
I’m a project manager at a digital agency, which mostly means I herd deadlines, tame chaos, and occasionally speak fluent “developer” and “client” at the same time. I’m really into automating anything that feels even remotely repetitive—if I have to do something twice, I’m already thinking about how to make a flow, script, or spreadsheet handle it for me. I spend a lot of time in tools like Power Automate, Google Sheets, and APIs, slowly turning manual processes into “click once and done” systems. I like breaking complicated things into simple, step-by-step solutions (and yes, I will absolutely over-optimize a Google Sheet if given the chance). Big fan of clean workflows, practical solutions, and making things just work—without unnecessary complexity. Basically: part project manager, part automation nerd, part “there has to be a better way to do this.