AI-assisted development for companies
Hire Evan Weber to plan, build, and improve your next business project
I plan, strategize, execute, and optimize AI-coded projects for companies: interactive websites, software, web applications, mobile apps, assessments, quizzes, calculators, lead magnets, and other useful online tools.
Start with what your company needs to accomplish. I help turn that need into a clear scope, build and test the experience, prepare it for launch, and decide what to improve as people use it.
Build something with a clear business purpose
A project should make a real action easier: help a prospect evaluate an offer, give a customer a useful tool, or let a team complete work with fewer disconnected steps. That purpose guides the features, content, integrations, and launch priorities.
My digital marketing background helps connect the build to customer experience, lead generation, and practical business use. We agree on what success would look like and which measures can show it. A functioning application is a starting point for learning from real users, not proof of a revenue gain.
You can bring an early idea, a process that needs better software, or a build that has stalled. We start by understanding the problem and choosing a manageable next version.
Types of projects I can build for your company
These are services we can scope, not a claim that every project type has already shipped. The right approach depends on your users, data, requirements, budget, and existing systems.
Interactive websites and content platforms
Company websites, landing pages, resource hubs, directories, and searchable content experiences. Help a visitor compare choices, find an answer, explore a topic, or make a qualified inquiry. Scope includes the content structure and the action the site should support.
Web applications and business software
Customer portals, account-based products, internal tools, workflow software, and focused SaaS applications. Turn a process currently spread across spreadsheets and email into a shared application with clear roles, records, and user journeys.
Assessments, quizzes, calculators, and lead magnets
Readiness assessments, product selectors, cost estimators, audits, and free tools that give visitors a useful result. Decide which calculations or questions drive the result, explain assumptions, and make the next step relevant to the user's needs.
Dashboards, reporting, and marketing tools
Bring approved data into a dashboard or reporting workflow. Build campaign planning tools, sales research utilities, content operations tools, or account summaries with visible sources and limits. Provider access and metric definitions are part of the scope.
Workflow automation, integrations, and AI-assisted utilities
Connect existing systems through supported APIs, reduce repetitive handoffs, or help people draft, summarize, classify, and search approved information. Define permissions, approval points, failure handling, and human review before an automation runs on live data.
Ecommerce and customer experiences
Product discovery, custom configuration, quote requests, buying guides, and customer self-service tools. Plan the catalog, payment, fulfillment, and support dependencies separately so a polished interface does not hide an unfinished business process.
Mobile apps and phone-first tools
Scope mobile applications and responsive experiences for tasks people need away from their desks. Choose between a mobile-friendly website and an app based on the user need. Native distribution requires device testing and separate store accounts, review, and release work.
From strategy to a tested launch and continued improvement
The work includes decisions around the code. A clear brief, a reviewable build, and a realistic launch plan help your company understand what is ready and what still needs attention.
Plan the business case
Start with the customer or team problem. Define the users, the useful outcome, the core action, and how you will judge the first version. Evan helps shape the idea into a practical product brief and questions worth resolving before development.
Scope and build a useful first version
Agree on features, content, data, integrations, permissions, and acceptance criteria. Break work into reviewable steps. AI coding tools assist with implementation, while Evan directs the work, reviews changes, and keeps the project tied to its purpose.
Test and prepare for launch
Exercise the important paths on desktop and mobile, including validation and failures. Review access controls, integrations, content, and deployment requirements. Confirm the published version behaves as expected and define what still needs specialist review.
Optimize after real use
Use feedback, errors, performance, and agreed business measures to prioritize improvements. Maintenance, monitoring, security updates, hosting, and further features need an explicit ownership and support plan. Ongoing work is scoped separately or included by agreement.
Public web projects you can explore
A few focused examples show the kinds of experiences involved. These public pages and tools are available to explore. They are not promises of commercial results or a claim that every backend feature has been independently audited.
LearnCowork AI readiness quiz
A question-based assessment with an on-page result. It demonstrates an interactive tool that helps a visitor evaluate a topic before choosing a next step.
Public interactive web tool
LearnCowork time-savings calculator
An adjustable calculator that turns user inputs into a modeled estimate. The estimate is illustrative, not a measured productivity result. Useful for explaining assumptions and comparing scenarios.
Public interactive web tool
Experience Advertising
My agency's public website organizes services, resources, and paths to a business conversation. It shows how content and navigation can support a company's offer.
Public company website
Private client work, prototypes, and applications still in progress are not presented here as shipped examples. Mobile development, portals, integrations, and other capabilities are scoped around your requirements rather than inferred from these three web examples.
How I use AI in development
I use AI coding tools such as OpenAI Codex and Claude Code to help implement, investigate, and improve projects. I stay responsible for the requirements, decisions, review, and verification. Hosting and publishing follow the project's existing setup, including Replit where appropriate.
AI-generated code still needs testing, access controls, error handling, and maintenance. A project that handles sensitive data or critical operations may need additional specialist review before launch.
What helps me scope your project
- The business problem and the people who need the result.
- The main action the first version must support.
- An existing site, repository, sketch, or example you can share safely.
- Required data, integrations, user accounts, or payments.
- Your priorities, timing constraints, and budget expectations.
- Who will operate and maintain the project after launch.
Questions about hiring Evan as an AI developer
What does hiring an AI developer mean here?
You work with Evan Weber as the person responsible for shaping and executing the project. AI-assisted coding helps with development tasks. Evan plans the work, reviews changes, tests important behavior, and verifies the release against the agreed scope. It does not make code automatically correct.
Can you build an idea from scratch or improve an existing app?
Both are possible. An idea needs a useful first-version scope. An existing application starts with a review of its behavior, architecture, current issues, and uncommitted work. The next step may be a focused fix, a new feature, or a larger rebuild if the evidence supports it.
How are cost and timing determined?
Projects receive a custom scope and quote after discussing users, features, data, integrations, design, testing, and launch requirements. Third-party services and ongoing support are discussed separately. This page does not promise a fixed price, delivery date, or unlimited revisions.
Can you build mobile apps?
Mobile apps and phone-first experiences are capabilities Evan can scope for a company. The public examples on this page demonstrate web projects. They do not establish that a native app is available in an app store. Device testing, store submission, accounts, and ongoing releases must be planned explicitly.
Can you connect our existing tools or add AI features?
Yes, when the providers offer suitable access and the use case makes sense. A project can include approved API integrations and AI-assisted workflows. Data permissions, vendor costs, output review, rate limits, and failure behavior need to be agreed before live use.
Who owns hosting, accounts, maintenance, and security?
These responsibilities belong in the project agreement. Identify who controls the repository, domain, hosting, provider accounts, and production access, and who handles monitoring and updates. Sensitive or regulated systems may need specialist engineering, legal, or security review.
Can our team learn the process too?
Yes. A separate team workshop can teach planning, tool use, review, and testing around approved examples. Training scope and development deliverables are agreed independently so the company knows what it is buying.
Want to build your team's skills alongside the project? Explore corporate AI workshops, AI coding training, or Replit consulting. For a useful review habit, read how to check AI-generated work before sharing it.
Tell Evan what you want to build
Share the business problem, who will use the project, and what a useful first version should do. An existing site or unfinished app is a good starting point too.
This is an inquiry, with no payment or project commitment. Scope, timing, price, and any ongoing support are agreed before work starts.
Prefer email? evan@experienceadvertising.com
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