I worked with the client to sort out the services, the look, the wording, and the path a customer should take. AI helped build drafts and code quickly, but the useful part was the back-and-forth with the person who actually runs the business.
The finished site sends quote requests into Jobber instead of leaving somebody to copy information out of an email. It also has a protected analytics function and client-managed campaign and team content behind the scenes.
Build it, test it, hand it over
We moved from a development version to the production domain, checked the forms and mobile layout, and transferred the operating pieces to the client. The clever backend only matters if it removes work instead of creating another system nobody wants to maintain.
This project went live on April 4, 2026. It is a good example of how I like to use AI: let it chew through the repetitive work, then spend the saved time fixing the parts a customer will actually notice.