Case study ยท 2026

Fairway Tax Solutions

A Houston tax firm now sells digital products from its own site, each purchase fulfilled automatically - rebuilt off Wix, accessible and client-owned.

Live site
fairwaytaxsolutions.com
Shipped
2026
Delivered by
Chris K. Howard, end to end
Stack
AstroReactSanityStripeResendCloudflare Workers
Axe Violations
0
228 automated accessibility passes across the build
Order Fulfillment
100%
Stripe product, price, order, and gated download created on publish - no manual delivery
Bugs Caught Pre-Launch
4
Silent failures fixed before any customer encountered them
Fairway Tax Solutions homepage: a Houston skyline hero with the headline 'The Experience Behind the IRS. The Strategy Behind Your Success.' and a Book a consultation call-to-action

Problem

Fairway Tax Solutions - a Houston firm led by former IRS revenue officers - wanted to sell digital resources and own its web presence, but its Wix site couldn't take payment for downloads, wasn't built accessibly, and kept the firm's message boxed into a template. They needed a site they controlled and a storefront that could sell and deliver products without anyone fulfilling orders by hand.

Solution

The firm got a self-service store where publishing a product does the rest: it creates the matching Stripe product and price, records the order, emails the team on every sale, and delivers a gated, expiring download to the buyer, with no manual fulfillment. Built on Astro, Sanity, and Cloudflare Workers, it passed accessibility testing with zero violations and moved off Wix without disrupting the firm's email.

Results

Launched at fairwaytaxsolutions.com on July 13, 2026 with a working storefront, automated fulfillment, and a CMS the team runs itself. Pre-launch QA caught four silent failures - dropped lead emails, unread server secrets, buyers receiving nothing after paying, and unwired spam protection - and fixed them before a single customer hit them.

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