John Flottmeyer is a seasoned Web Developer and Designer with over 20 years of experience creating visually engaging, performance-driven digital experiences. With a foundation in graphic design and a decade of full-stack WordPress development, John bridges the gap between creative design and technical execution. Throughout his career, he’s developed responsive websites, custom WordPress themes, and interactive ad experiences for clients ranging from small businesses to major publishers. His work emphasizes branding consistency, intuitive user interfaces, and clean, maintainable code. John began his career as a graphic designer, evolving alongside the web to master modern technologies and design tools. He’s passionate about uniting aesthetics with functionality—seeing code and design as a kind of digital craftsmanship where creativity and logic meet. Beyond his professional work, John enjoys building projects that merge art and engineering, often using his 3D printer, Arduino, or Python scripts to bring ideas to life. Whether it’s a web interface or a physical prototype, he approaches every project with curiosity, precision, and a drive to make something both beautiful and useful.…John Flottmeyer is a seasoned Web Developer and Designer with over 20 years of experience creating visually engaging, performance-driven digital experiences. With a foundation in graphic design and a decade of full-stack WordPress development, John bridges the gap between creative design and technical execution. Throughout his career, he’s developed responsive websites, custom WordPress themes, and interactive ad experiences for clients ranging from small businesses to major publishers. His work emphasizes branding consistency, intuitive user interfaces, and clean, maintainable code. John began his career as a graphic designer, evolving alongside the web to master modern technologies and design tools. He’s passionate about uniting aesthetics with functionality—seeing code and design as a kind of digital craftsmanship where creativity and logic meet. Beyond his professional work, John enjoys building projects that merge art and engineering, often using his 3D printer, Arduino, or Python scripts to bring ideas to life. Whether it’s a web interface or a physical prototype, he approaches every project with curiosity, precision, and a drive to make something both beautiful and useful.WWWW…