How I work
Five connected phases, one developer. The person who plans your pages is the person who builds them, tests them and puts them live — nothing gets lost in a handoff.
Understand the goal before touching pixels
Every project starts with questions, not templates. What should the website achieve, who will use it, what should a visitor do on each page — and is there a design, an API or existing content to build on?
Your answers become a concrete plan: the list of pages, the main action on each one, the data each screen needs and a realistic timeline.
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Layouts planned mobile-first
If you have a Figma design, I study it the way a builder reads a blueprint — finding every repeating piece that should become a component, and every state the picture doesn't show.
If you don't, we shape a clean layout together around your brand. Either way, every page is planned for phones first, with one clear action, and you review real layouts before any code.
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Clean, typed, reusable code
For applications and stores I build with React, Next.js and TypeScript, styled with Tailwind CSS — my core stack. For simpler pages, lighter HTML, CSS, JavaScript or Bootstrap can be the better tool, and I'll say so.
Components are built once and reused everywhere, data from your API arrives with proper loading and error handling, and forms explain mistakes in plain words. You follow progress on a live preview link.
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Checked on real screens, before launch
Before anything goes live, the site is compared side by side with the design and tested on real phones and different browsers — including long text, empty lists, slow connections and failed requests.
Images are sized and compressed, unused code removed, and speed measured with Lighthouse, so fast is something we check, not something we hope for.
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Live, documented, and yours
I deploy to Vercel or GitHub Pages and connect your domain with SSL. The code lives in a GitHub repository you own, so the project is never locked to me.
You get a walkthrough of how everything fits together and how to make simple changes — and I stay available for questions and improvements after launch.
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Want to see what this process produces? Browse the case studies — each one walks through these phases.
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Let's turn it into an interface people remember — fast, responsive and built to last.
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