I design and build custom websites and web applications — from marketing sites to full-stack products — handling the frontend, backend and everything that connects them.
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Four ways I typically get brought in — each one covers both the interface and what powers it underneath.
Marketing sites, landing pages and corporate sites built for speed and conversion, not a page-builder template.
Dashboards, booking systems and SaaS products with real accounts, data and logic behind the interface.
Secure APIs, database design and integrations for a product that already exists and needs a solid backend.
Performance, accessibility and SEO passes on an existing site — measurable improvements, not a rebuild.
Built to demonstrate range across frontend, backend and product thinking.
These are concept projects built to show technical range — not work delivered for named clients.
A concept SaaS product for tracking recurring revenue, giving founders a live view of MRR, churn and upcoming renewals.
A custom storefront for a fictional goods brand, built for a fast checkout and a product page that actually sells.
A booking system for small service teams to manage calendars, staff availability and client confirmations.
Six stages, start to launch. Tap a stage for detail.
We define the business goal, the users, and what the site or app actually needs to do — before any design starts.
I map the architecture, feature set and content structure so the build has a clear plan, not guesswork.
A visual system and interface built around your brand and your users, not a generic template.
Frontend, backend and integrations built together, with regular check-ins so there are no surprises.
Every page checked across devices for performance, accessibility and broken states before launch.
Deployment, monitoring, and a handover you can actually maintain — plus support after launch.
The questions that matter before you hire someone for a $1,000–$5,000+ project.
Every technical decision is weighed against what it does for your users and your conversion, not just whether it's technically interesting.
No handoff gaps between design, interface and the systems behind it — I own the whole stack.
Every build is checked against real load times and Core Web Vitals, not just how it looks in a demo.
Clear updates at each stage, in plain language — you'll always know exactly where the project stands.
Tell me what you're building. I'll reply with next steps, or an honest note if it's not a fit.
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