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Selected work

See what the work needed—and what PageUP built.

These projects span websites, business systems, practical AI, ecommerce connections, analytics, advertising, and long-term technical partnerships. Each began with a real operating need and a clear responsibility for making the solution work.

Context · Responsibility · Architecture · Evidence · Continuity

Crown Pools

Operating need
Customer questions and next steps
PageUP responsibility
Website, AI and growth systems
Public evidence
Live AI Pool Consultant

WPMG

Operating need
Workforce programs and operational workflows
PageUP responsibility
Custom applications and practical AI
Public evidence
WPMG website and Quick Bites presentation

AU Design US

Operating need
Clearer services and acquisition paths
PageUP responsibility
Website rebuild and growth infrastructure
Public evidence
The live AU Design US website

Proof beyond the deliverable

The visible result is only part of the responsibility.

A finished website, application, or AI tool is the part people can see. The work behind it includes defining the problem, deciding what information and systems should remain authoritative, setting boundaries, implementing the right connections, testing ordinary and exception paths, and making the result maintainable.

These case studies focus on those decisions. They explain the context, PageUP's role, the system that was built, the evidence that can be observed, and the limits of what the public record can responsibly claim.

These case studies begin with the challenges each client needed to overcome and show how PageUP designed and implemented practical solutions around the way they work.

Context
What did the organization need to accomplish?
Responsibility
What did PageUP own, coordinate, or support?
Architecture
How did the content, data, interfaces, tools, and handoffs fit together?
Evidence
What can be demonstrated, verified, or responsibly described?
Continuity
What changed after launch, and what responsibility continued?

Featured work · Workforce Partners Management Group

Long-term work across workforce programs, custom applications, and practical AI.

For more than ten years, PageUP has supported WPMG with public websites, consulting, custom applications, Quick Bites workforce learning and AI coaching, and a completed housing-assistance case-management system connecting applicant intake, awards, payments, receipts, budget tracking, reporting, and client communication.

Engagements and responsibilities

Completed case-management system
Waco Housing Authority, delivered through WPMG
Concluded in late September 2025
Quick Bites
Workforce learning and AI coaching
Public presentation and demo-request path
Separate new childcare-provider portal
Enrollment, parent contacts, documents, signatures and staff review
Current project

PageUP responsibilities

  • workforce-consulting website development and continuing consulting;
  • custom applications built with WordPress, Divi 5, Gravity Forms, and GravityView;
  • a completed Waco Housing Authority online case-management system, delivered through WPMG and concluded in late September 2025;
  • applicant intake and housing-assistance case management beginning with a website form;
  • client-payment and receipt records, remaining-budget tracking by payment category, and reports used for state reimbursement submission;
  • case-manager performance reporting, granular permissions, custom roles, and email and text status updates for clients and staff;
  • extensive PHP customization supporting the completed system's operational requirements;
  • Quick Bites learning content, AI coaching, interview practice, résumé and job-search support;
  • a separate new childcare-provider portal with enrollment, parent-contact, document, PDF, signature, correction, and staff-review workflows;
  • migration, matching, safeguards, documentation, and rollout support.

The WPMG case study explains how the systems support the work while keeping personal information and protected records private.

Featured work · AU Design US

A comprehensive rebuild connecting service strategy, content, implementation, measurement, and acquisition.

PageUP rebuilt AU Design US around a clearer service architecture for residential and commercial drafting, existing-condition documentation, CAD production, and 3D scanning across Dallas–Fort Worth.

The live site demonstrates the implemented service architecture, content system, responsive design, project imagery, and conversion path. This case study describes the completed rebuild and measurement setup; it does not quantify acquisition results.

PageUP responsibilities

  1. business and service architecture;
  2. content strategy and a fourteen-page website rebuild;
  3. Divi 5 responsive implementation;
  4. project-specific imagery and optimized asset production;
  5. SEO metadata, internal linking, and search-platform setup;
  6. GA4, Tag Manager, form-conversion, and attribution architecture;
  7. Google Ads cleanup and campaign restructuring;
  8. DNS, CDN, browser-protocol troubleshooting, launch management, and recrawl work;
  9. coordination with US As Built and a broader four-site strategy for related drafting businesses.

Different projects · consistent responsibility

The solution changes. The systems-minded approach does not.

  1. Start with the operation

    Define the people, information, decisions, constraints, and outcomes before choosing the interface or tool.

  2. Connect the visible and operational layers

    Treat the public website, intake, records, access, AI, analytics, advertising, and follow-up as parts of one customer or operating experience where the requirements demand it.

  3. Verify behavior, not just appearance

    Test content, state, permissions, handoffs, errors, accessibility, measurement, responsive behavior, and the saved production experience.

  4. Keep responsibility close to the work

    Maintain direct owner involvement in strategy, architecture, implementation decisions, client communication, and continuing improvement.

The proof is not that every project uses the same stack. It is that each system is built around what the organization is responsible for doing.

Bring the real problem

Start with what your organization needs to make work.

Describe the responsibility, the people involved, the systems already in place, and what a dependable result would make possible. PageUP can help determine the right architecture and implementation path.