Hi! I’m Brittany.
I've been building websites professionally for over a decade. Over the years I've delivered projects for some really big companies and some teeny tiny ones — but the work I keep coming back to is with small businesses, entrepreneurs, solo practitioners, and nonprofits. Basically, places where a website can genuinely move the needle and take up space against the increasingly monopolized landscape of the modern web.
My day job is web consulting. I build websites. I work in SquareSpace, Wix, Webflow, and Shopify (just to name a few platforms). I'm comfortable getting technical when a project calls for it (Python pipelines, custom web applications, archive migrations - whatever). Sometimes projects require different tools - I’ll always speak up about that. If I’m the right person for the job, amazing - if not, hey! Now you know who or what kind of help you’re searching for.
Before I went fully independent, I spent over six years in consulting — scoping and delivering complex projects for major brands, and eventually managing 70+ engineers and $50M in active work. That background shows up constantly in what I do now — I'm wired to dig into the layers of a problem before jumping to a solution, and I'm good at helping people make smart decisions without making things more complicated than they need to be.
Why “ELC”
The name comes from New Order's Every Little Counts — a perfect song on the 1986 album Brotherhood about making the most of what you've got.
I actually cribbed the name from a project my husband and I had in the early 2010s as an alternative music interview site (which I built), the project died but the name felt too magical to also sunset.
My whole approach is built around leaving people better off than I found them. I only take on work I can personally deliver on. I believe in being transparent with my clients. And I genuinely like the people I work with.
More About Yours Truly
When I'm not building websites, I'm probably at the movies. I co-founded Cinehaze, a Phoenix-based film club and nonprofit that hosts elaborate, community-driven screenings. I also write about film at Tough Cookies, a movie review and essay publication I started as a physical zine and eventually brought to Substack. (Yes, I built both of those websites too.)
I'm a baker, a certified wine gal, and I'll find any excuse for a costume party.
I live in Phoenix, AZ with my hot husband and my perfect dog.