Web • Data • Growth
I help teams ship fast, accessible websites with airtight tagging—so product, design, and marketing can move with confidence.
Hand-picked projects that showcase speed, clarity, and measurable impact.
Challenge: Product journeys and measurement were inconsistent after site updates.
Solution: Rebuilt homepage and journeys, and implemented consent-mode tagging with GA4.
Outcome: +28% CTR to key product paths.
Relevant capabilities: regulated-environment delivery, accurate measurement, QA discipline, documentation-ready implementation.
Challenge: Event tracking quality and reporting reliability were uneven across properties.
Solution: Audited GTM containers, standardized event taxonomy, and supported server-side tracking rollout.
Outcome: 98.7% hit integrity in validated tracking checks.
Relevant capabilities: measurement architecture, tagging QA, secure and maintainable implementation, handoff-ready specs.
Challenge: Teams needed faster page delivery without losing consistency or measurement quality.
Solution: Built an ACF-based component system with repeatable patterns and analytics-friendly implementation.
Outcome: −32% build time and +19% lead rate.
Relevant capabilities: accessibility-conscious builds, maintainable CMS architecture, measurable outcomes, disciplined QA.
Examples are anonymized commercial work and are not presented as government past performance. Reported metrics require owner verification before procurement use.
Modular engagements that meet you where you are.
JustinJ Industries supports public-sector and prime-contractor teams with accessible implementation, reliable analytics QA, and documentation-ready delivery.
Boston-based builder partnering with product & engineering to ship clean code, clean data, and documented delivery practices.
I’m Justin — a digital tagging manager and full-stack web generalist. I combine design sense with disciplined analytics so decisions are grounded in truth.
JustinJ Industries aims to build accessible, usable digital experiences using semantic HTML, keyboard-friendly interactions, readable content structure, and practical QA. Accessibility conformance should be validated for each project’s scope, content, and platform.
Measurement work is designed to be documented, testable, and privacy-aware. JustinJ Industries can help teams define event taxonomies, QA tagging behavior, and avoid sending sensitive form contents or unnecessary personal data into analytics platforms.
When analytics is implemented, event collection should be scoped to business outcomes and implementation QA. Contact-form message content, names, and email addresses should remain in contact systems and out of analytics event payloads.
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