My name is Matt. I have built many websites and some mobile applications. While I can code just fine, I love the no-code movement because I'm not ashamed to admit that there are people smarter than me, and I can use their work to get the job done faster and more efficiently. I have ADHD and I am always wanting something _new_; this means that I probably know the best software solution(s) for help YOU to get the job done faster and more efficiently, too. I am an advocate for accessibility in the arts, and I create solutions for captioning live theater. I believe that in 2022, a website isn't truly finished until it's accessible to everyone. I always pick the app/service/experience with the best UX/UI in a way that typically annoys my friends that don’t care about UX/UI as much as I do.I have a company with my brother Evan. He handles the design of things; I take the code and data duties. Our friend Alison is all about marketing and project management. We're a power trio for your digital world. And then we play a lot of Dungeons & Dragons.I can be picky about what I work on; I want to be psyched about what I do, otherwise it's going to be harder for me (see ADHD, above). I will not use an app if it doesn't support Markdown. This is why I haven't updated my LinkedIn profile in a long time.I'm really good at: - accessible web design, made possible by rock-solid HTML, and CSS/JS witchcraft- CMS development, sometimes built with APIs that actually enjoy talking to each other- moving big data from one place to another- getting angry about your poor user experience, then making your poor user experience better for you- providing educational and entertaining educational videos- building tiny computers- the English language-  playing the harmonicaI'm (currently) pretty good at:- solving React conundrums- filming and editing audio and video- Notion, Airtable, the PKM-osphere, Your Project Management App- worldbuilding (in order to escape the real world)- podcasting and livestreaming