Platforms built, saved and designed.
Enterprise Adobe Experience Manager work first, then the strategy and design projects Blindsheep started with. Client names are withheld where our agreements require it.
Architecture, rescue and delivery.
The outage that wasn’t our release
A commerce site’s publish tier went down right after we deployed a different site. Suspicion fell on our release. We traced the real root cause, one unguarded API call exhausting the thread pool, and proved it against every symptom.
Content Security Policy as code
Hand-edited security headers replaced by a small build step: readable source in, consistent Dispatcher config out.
Locking one component to one team
Per-component edit permissions AEM doesn’t offer out of the box, enforced on the server and designed so it can’t take a repository down.
One switcher, six locales
Country and language sites from one content tree, short public URLs, and a switcher that keeps visitors on the same page.
Accessibility built into the components
Audit findings fixed once, in the component, so every page that uses it improves, plus one toggle that stops all motion.
Live cart value in Adobe Target
Self-serve “spend X, get Y” audiences, built entirely in tag management because the store belongs to another team.
A 59-agent audit of an enterprise codebase
An AI-assisted architecture review, every finding verified by hand, turned into a remediation playbook the team now codes by.
From on-premise AEM to Cloud Manager
Architecting a global automaker’s multi-year move to the cloud: environments, CI/CD pipelines and deployment workflows for many brands.
Naval History and Heritage Command
Technical lead and Adobe CQ expert for the Navy’s history archive: books, photographs, ship logs and articles, onsite and remote teams.
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