Work I'm proud of.
A closer look at one client I’ve been with the longest.
Good Neighbor Insurance —
a two-year (and counting) partnership
WordPress · Custom theme · Ongoing care · Front-end refresh
What they needed
Good Neighbor Insurance has been helping travelers, expats, and international organizations find the right coverage since 1997. Their WordPress site is big, hundreds of pages of plans, guides, and resources, built on a custom theme with SCSS. Over the years, as the codebase evolved, layouts had started breaking and small updates had become risky. They didn’t need a rebuild. They needed someone who could repair, modernize, and then stay.
What I did
Repaired what was broken.
Audited the site and fixed the broken layouts that had crept in as the SCSS codebase drifted, page by page, until the site looked the way it was supposed to.
Refreshed the header and footer
Cleaner navigation for a site with a lot to navigate, better brand consistency, mobile-friendly.
Rebuilt the homepage.
Restructured it to lead visitors toward what matters most to the business, getting a quote.
Modernized the front-end codebase
Cleaned up the SCSS and CSS and brought it to current standards, so future edits are safer and faster for everyone.
Set up real monitoring.
Configured Ahrefs so broken links get caught before customers find them, and I work with their team on SEO improvements as needs come up.
Stayed on as their web partner
Long-term maintenance, occasional smaller projects, and proactive suggestions, front-end and back-end, to help them market new insurance offerings.
The result
A large, established site that stays current instead of decaying, and a client who can launch new offerings knowing the website will keep up. Two years in, they don’t have to think about their website. That’s the job.
Working with Aisha has been one of the best decisions we’ve made for our site. She just gets it — and she’s always there when we need her.
— [Client Name], [Title]
Want work like this?
I’m always happy to have a conversation about your business — one-time project or long-term partnership, either works.