This is where my website development journey truly began — with a hardworking, family-owned and operated pizza restaurant in Montana. Although my wife and I had a wonderful apartment in rural Wyoming, we moved into my parents basement so I could work at Redneck Pizza & Chicken for the summer. Thanks mom and dad!
I was a pizza delivery driver with the goal to build trust with Tom and Ann Marie so I could build them a new website. Spoiler: the plan worked!
It was a chaotic summer working at Redneck Pizza. My first son was 6 months old, I had several foot injuries, and there were a lot of website intricacies and obstacles that I hadn’t imagined. If you’ve ever tried building a website on your own, you’ve experienced how challenging and frustrating that can be. Week after week, I made progress, slowly learning website development step-by-step. (Nowadays I can build websites a lot faster!)
After a lot of hard work, redneck pizzas, and support from my wife—here’s the end result.
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