Brett Boyd
Website manager, designer, optimizer
Currently in Nashville, TN
What I Do
I make awesome websites, and I optimize awesome websites to be even better—I discover and solve design problems, fix technical issues, tweak automations, and invent clever solutions to whatever challenges come my way.
I’m a left- and right-brained thinker, and I’m both highly creative and extremely analytical, allowing me to see the world and solve problems in a very unique way.
After years of working with churches and nonprofits, I’ve developed a true servant heart, preferring to work with organizations with a strong mission behind them.
That way I know that my work will always have a higher purpose.
Recent Work
Here’s a brief portfolio of key projects and job experiences.
Brentwood Baptist Website Management
I worked full-time on the Brentwood Baptist Communications Team for roughly two years as Web Development Manager, responsible for designing, building, and maintaining content across over a dozen websites.
Navigation Menu Redesign
During my position at Brentwood Baptist, I redesigned the navigation menu used on all campus websites, to better achieve our organization’s website goals and create a clearer user experience.
Elevate Church Conference Website
I was responsible for building out the entire conference website, working alongside the design staff on the Communications Team on the design of the site, during my position at Brentwood Baptist.
Green Hills Wind Symphony Website
I designed this website for the Green Hills Wind Symphony, a community wind ensemble in Nashville.
Printing Web/iOS App Redesign
On this project, I led a 3-person team on a redesign of our Lipscomb University printing web app, serving the role of Lead UI/UX Designer, and Frontend Developer.
Brett Boyd Portfolio Website
Back when I was a young college student, I hand-coded my first portfolio website.
Move! Music City Website
I designed and built out the launch website for nonprofit Move! Music City, a Nashville nonprofit whose mission is “to empower students to live a healthier lifestyle, build resilience to stress and trauma and grow social emotional skills by developing a love of running and exercise.”
Bouncy Bison Videogame
YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO PLAY this small recreation of Flappy Bird I built using the free and open-source Godot Engine.