Technology Aloha Team

At Technology Aloha, I design and build new websites, create and refine page layouts, and develop supporting graphics alongside my client support responsibilities. I’m also the primary point of contact for day-to-day website updates and issues, helping clients keep their sites current while troubleshooting problems and moving requests through the helpdesk efficiently.

My background in advanced technical support and systems administration gives me a practical perspective on web design. I’m comfortable looking beyond the visual layer to understand what may be happening underneath when something isn’t working as expected. Whether I’m building a new page, refining an existing experience, or resolving an issue, my goal is to create websites that are polished, dependable, and easy for people to use.

At Technology Aloha, much of my work centers on practical infrastructure: connecting ecommerce and donation systems, improving checkout workflows, and building custom functionality when off-the-shelf tools don’t quite solve the problem.

For our nonprofit partners, that technical work translates directly into capacity. Better-connected systems mean fewer workarounds, more reliable data flow, and less time spent managing technology — giving their teams more time to focus on fundraising, service, and mission.

At Technology Aloha, I translate strategy into thoughtful digital experiences and brand visuals — from website interfaces and user journeys to identity systems and supporting graphics. My process emphasizes structure and usability as much as aesthetics, so design decisions have a reason behind them rather than simply making something look polished.

For our clients, that means design that supports the larger goal. A website should help someone find what they need and know what to do next. A brand should make an organization recognizable and credible. The visual work succeeds when it makes the entire experience clearer, more cohesive, and more effective.

At Technology Aloha, I support SEM strategy and execution, including Google Ad Grant campaigns for nonprofit organizations and paid advertising across Facebook and Instagram. I look beyond clicks and impressions to understand search intent, audience behavior, campaign performance, messaging, and what happens after someone reaches the website — because traffic only matters if it helps the organization achieve something meaningful.

My background in technical, content, and marketing communication also shapes how I approach paid media. Complex information still has to make sense to the person on the other side of the screen. I’m also particularly good at untangling the access, permissions, and account-status issues that can make Meta’s ad ecosystem far more complicated than it needs to be.

The goal is not simply more traffic — it’s reaching the right people, making effective use of available advertising resources, and giving them a clear reason to take the next step.

At Technology Aloha, I focus on helping clients improve organic and local visibility by identifying the technical, structural, and content issues that stand between a website and stronger search performance. That increasingly includes how organizations appear not only in traditional search results, but in AI-driven search experiences where visibility is becoming part of the broader discovery landscape.

My broader technical background gives me a systems-level perspective on SEO. Search visibility doesn’t exist separately from site architecture, performance, content, user experience, or the signals search and AI platforms use to understand an organization. The strongest results come from understanding how those pieces work together.