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Every entry covers executive summary, current-site review, redesign rationale, architecture recommendation, engineering decisions, migration strategy, and future architecture — with verified facts separated from assumptions.
4 of 4 reviews
Birmingham Bridge Tavern
A well-loved Pittsburgh tavern publishes its menu, specials, and events as freeform brochure text. The right system is a modular monolith with structured content and one reliable inquiry path, and an explicit refusal to build anything distributed.
Chris Driscoll Plumbing
A burst pipe and a bathroom remodel have different response expectations and different failure consequences. This plumber's site funnels both through one page and one form, and the lead pipeline behind it deserves to be the real project.
Revelation Plumbing
A trust-heavy Pittsburgh plumber publishes two different phone numbers across its public surfaces. That is a data-integrity failure, and fixing it takes ownership and monitoring, not a copy edit.
Shootin Bull Tavern
A well-rated Murrysville tavern has no website on its listing at all. The right first system is a nearly static site that answers where, when, and how to call, and the discipline not to build anything more until evidence demands it.