portfolio
Work
Some of the projects I've worked on, most of them with the EpicDevs team: custom WordPress platforms, plugins, migrations, and integrations. Open any of them for the details.
23 projects · 2017–2026
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2025 Tempo Communications
(enlarge) Content in WordPress, catalog in Craft, and sales in Shopify. We brought them together into one new site, without taking Shopify out of sales.
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2022 Naropa University
(enlarge) A university's website, academic catalog, events, and publications. We took it over from another vendor in 2022 and keep building it alongside their team.
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2022 Harver
(enlarge) An inherited site, and one more brand with every acquisition. We rebuilt it in phases while the other brands moved into one place.
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2019 Kid City Guide
(enlarge) A network of local guides to things to do with kids, EpicDevs' own project. It started as a single site and now covers 21 cities.
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2017 Skillsoft
(enlarge) Thousands of courses spread across XML from different teams, turned into a WordPress catalog that took in new data every month without duplicating inventory.
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2022 Datos Insights
(enlarge) A paid research library, moved from Drupal to WordPress, with subscription access and a Salesforce connection. It launched the same day as the new brand.
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2025 Tufts JumboPress
(enlarge) A university's WordPress platform: we audited it end to end, built a block theme for new sites, and kept going with the existing ones.
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2020 ilanvivanco.com
(enlarge) My lab: this is where I try new things before a client needs them. It's on its second version, and the latest was built with agents from end to end.
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2019 Camunda
(enlarge) Migrated the site from Hugo to WordPress, with a custom importer from Markdown and the blog URLs preserved, so marketing could edit without depending on development. Then several years expanding their ecosystem of sites. In 2026, Camunda moved to another platform.
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2017 How we work
(enlarge) What sits underneath every project: Git and per-environment workflows, a public GitHub Action for deploys, base themes and plugins at each stage, knowledge in Notion, and an incident protocol.
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2025 lakeFS y DVC
(enlarge) We migrated dvc.org from Gatsby to WordPress, with a custom content importer and templates for each page type. From the same client we inherited the lakeFS site and got it in shape: redirects, sitemaps, structured data, and modular templates.
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2024 Barre Center for Buddhist Studies
(enlarge) We implemented the new site, with courses, faculty, and programs synced from Salesforce to WordPress. We planned the migration of the previous site and added a filterable calendar and search tools.
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2023 Storyblocks
(enlarge) We built the Resource Center in WordPress, served under /resources on the main domain through a reverse proxy. We planned the migration of the blog and case studies, with redirects to keep the URLs.
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2025 Syndigo
(enlarge) We coordinated and implemented the redesign on a custom theme. We planned the new sitemap, added Careers and events, and adapted the site for localization in several languages.
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2021 Women's Power Gap
(enlarge) I integrated a third-party data API with WordPress through a custom plugin with a caching layer. I built a dynamic, searchable table viewer in Vue that supported new reports as they were published.
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2021 Construye Mundo
(enlarge) I migrated the NGO's site from Drupal to WordPress, with a full redesign and a new content structure. I've maintained it since launch and I'm still on the team as a volunteer.
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2018 MIT Sea Grant
(enlarge) I implemented an institutional site from a third-party design, on MIT's infrastructure. I built the theme and custom fields, planned the bulk import of news and projects, and then took care of maintenance.
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2024 Mobius
(enlarge) The site for Mobius, which provides personalized medical care and medical risk management to family offices, companies, and maritime programs. A simple, clear structure for a high-profile audience, on a custom theme.
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2024 WordPress Deployment Action
(enlarge) A public GitHub Action for deploying themes and plugins to WordPress over SSH and rsync. It's simplified for Pressable and WP Engine, but it works on any server with SSH access. We use it on EpicDevs projects so every merge reaches production with no manual steps. I still maintain it, though it has barely needed changes, and that still surprises me.
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2026 Forant
(enlarge) A directory and community for international professionals working remotely from Cantabria. I planned it as my own product, from idea to launch. It's still running today, without active development.
