Selected work
Useful work, careful attribution, real organizational contexts.
A contribution-aware view of website strategy, WordPress rebuilds, communications consulting, care plans, and specialized systems.
Selected contributions and client work
The point is evidence, not overclaiming.
Much of the diocesan work shown here was done as part of Brandon’s role with Beloved Media, Easton Davis’s communications firm, where he serves as Lead WordPress and Web Developer. It is credited that way. The direct 5ox client work is marked the same way. Either way, the question a prospective client should be able to answer from this page is the same: has this person done work like ours, at our scale, with care?
Episcopal Diocese of Virginia
Brandon contributed WordPress development and structure to a diocesan website serving a large, varied audience.
Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts
Brandon built pieces of a diocesan website effort organized around real communication needs rather than org charts.
Episcopal Diocese of the Susquehanna
Ongoing website and communication support for a diocese with diverse audiences and steady content needs. A direct 5ox client.
Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta
Public website design and ongoing WordPress management for diocesan communications, delivered as part of Brandon’s role with Beloved Media.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Richmond
Website design and ongoing care for a historic congregation with an active public voice.
Angie Cox
Personal site design and care for a writer and communicator. Built and cared for the same way every 5ox site is.
Mission-driven organizations
Websites, content, care plans, and systems for nonprofits, counseling practices, and specialized projects that need clarity more than flash.
Beloved Media is a separate company. 5ox Creative, LLC contracts to it and does not claim its clients as 5ox clients.
Patterns
What the work tends to involve.
- Untangling navigation and audience paths.
- Clarifying message and page purpose.
- Building WordPress structures that teams can manage.
- Creating forms, workflows, and care rhythms after launch.
Your context
Want to know what your site or system needs?
Start with a Clarity Review instead of guessing at scope.