- Web application development (PHP/JS/DB) for portals, tools, and internal apps.
- CMS support (WordPress/HubSpot/etc.) + content and menu structure management.
- Responsive UX so onboarding works on mobile.
- Backups, monitoring, uptime fixes, and server configuration.
Metaverse-ready web systems (Web1 + Web2) + epic Web3 operations
Digital Dimensions builds the real infrastructure that metaverse projects need: fast landing pages, secure forms, email deliverability, automation, dashboards, and clean UX that converts normal humans into on-chain participants without confusion.
On the Web3 side, I also operate a public Base-native ecosystem called 7EVN (expressed through Zora) to continuously test what works in the real world — content, creator coins, onboarding funnels, and metaverse lanes.
This page is a capabilities map — not an investment pitch. Nothing here is a promise of profit, returns, or outcomes. It’s simply what I build and operate.
Web 1.0 Services built for metaverse needs
The metaverse doesn’t work without fundamentals: reliable sites, secure forms, fast UX, and clean domain/email plumbing. These are the Web 1.0 foundations I ship constantly.
- Web forms (Jotform + custom/AJAX) built for speed + clarity.
- Landing pages optimized for onboarding and campaigns.
- Accessibility (WCAG-aware) + UX cleanup so people don’t bounce.
- Branding + UI updates: banners, components, and layout systems.
- Performance optimization (minify, DB tuning, image optimization, CDN).
- Security management (firewalls, audits, malware response, 2FA where applicable).
- SSL, domain/subdomain routing, redirects, and DNS troubleshooting.
- Email deliverability (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) so transactional onboarding doesn’t land in spam.
Web 2.0 Services that turn attention into a system
Web2 is how you capture, measure, and nurture your audience while Web3 does what it does best. This is the engagement + automation layer that keeps the metaverse from becoming “one hype day.”
- On-page + technical SEO (metadata, structure, redirects, broken links).
- Google Analytics + Search Console setup and measurement.
- Event tracking for campaigns, mints, signups, conversions.
- Performance and ROI reporting that leadership can actually read.
- CRM integrations + lead routing (forms → lists → nurture).
- API integrations, secure webhooks, and internal dashboards.
- Email marketing flows, segmentation, and campaign sequencing.
- Automation via Zapier/Make where it actually saves time.
- Migrations and domain transfers without breaking SEO.
- Staging environments and safe deployment workflows.
- Training + documentation for staff and stakeholders.
- Ongoing support for systems that need a real operator.
Web 3.0 Services: Metaverse operations (live system links)
This is the “epic” layer: on-chain ecosystems, creator monetization, and metaverse lanes — tied back to real funnels. Below are the parts of my system that are live right now.
The operational center: tracks, promotions, and the trader roadmap — expressed through Zora + Base.
- 7EVN track map: ladder logic, promotions, and roadmap concepts.
- ZoraStars discovery lane + spotlight mechanics.
- Clean links out to Upland and VeVe wings.
City-based metaverse operations: properties, manufacturing, distribution, and tiered holder participation.
- Quick Start and Full Strategy views.
- Brand-partner onboarding lane + wider holder rewards lane.
- Operational framing (realistic, tiered, sustainable).
Premium IP lane built around VeVe constraints: vault, narrative, VeVeVerse galleries — translated into on-chain actions.
- Quick Start and Full Strategy views.
- Three-tier club model (floor + Inner Circle + Core).
- Focus on narrative + sustainable ops, not impossible promises.
The “real-world ops” layer that makes ecosystems usable: registries, profiles, and structured intake.
- Creator onboarding + verification (human-first, safety-first).
- Public-facing profiles (lightbox/full profile patterns).
- Foundation for future analytics + tooling.
Practical infrastructure so your Web3 doesn’t feel fragile: sane wallet UX, clean domain strategy, and optional decentralized storage where it makes sense.
- Wallet onboarding UX + gated content patterns.
- ENS / domain structure and link strategy.
- Decentralized storage + redundancy (case-by-case).
The force-multiplier layer: content pipelines, reporting, and automations tied to real events (mints, roles, campaigns).
- Content pipelines for drop schedules (text/image/voice).
- CRM/email/community automations with audit-friendly logs.
- Dashboards that summarize what’s happening without daily manual work.