A website built around your business.
I design and build custom websites that clearly communicate what you do, help turn visitors into customers, and are built to perform well in search and on real devices. From business and marketing websites to ecommerce and content-heavy sites, I handle the design, development, SEO, performance, integrations, and deployment.
Scope
What I build
Marketing websites
Corporate websites
Ecommerce
Local business websites
Content-driven websites
High-performance landing pages
Approach
From the first screen to production.
I don't just build the frontend. A website has to work as a product — clear structure, a fast interface, the right systems behind it, and a production setup that holds up.
Product & UX
Understand what the site needs to accomplish and design the experience around it — not a generic layout with your logo swapped in.
Frontend
Build responsive, accessible interfaces that feel fast and intentional.
Backend
CMS, forms, ecommerce, booking, authentication, and the APIs the site actually needs.
Infrastructure
Deployment, caching, CDN, storage, monitoring, and the production setup.
Capabilities
What I can handle
Design & frontend
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Responsive interfaces
- Animation
- Accessibility
- Design implementation
SEO
- Metadata
- Structured data
- Crawlable routes
- Sitemaps
- Content structure
- Local SEO
Performance
- Rendering strategy
- Caching
- Image optimization
- Core Web Vitals
- CDN delivery
Integrations
- Forms
- Payments
- Booking
- Third-party APIs
- Analytics
- CMS
Production
- Cloudflare
- VPS
- Coolify
- AWS
- CI/CD
- Monitoring
Difference
What goes into the build
Performance
Fast loading isn't something I add at the end. Rendering, caching, images, CDN delivery and backend performance are considered from the beginning.
SEO
Technical SEO is built into the architecture — metadata, structured data, crawlable routes, sitemaps and performance.
Production-ready
The work doesn't stop when the UI is finished. I take the site through deployment, infrastructure, integrations and production.
End-to-end ownership
You work directly with the person designing, building, and shipping the website.
Proof
Selected work
Authentic Urban
2026
Production ecommerce platform · 30K+ monthly visitors
- Confidential
Consulting website
2024
Performance-focused business website · 3s to 450ms
- Confidential
Aviation website
2023
Corporate website · frontend & performance engineering
Easy Pawsy
2024
Pet healthcare website · booking and local SEO
Process
How a project works
- 01
Understand
We figure out what you're building, who it's for and what the site needs to accomplish.
- 02
Design
I turn that into the structure, flows and interface.
- 03
Build
Frontend, integrations, SEO, performance and the systems behind the site.
- 04
Ship
Deployment, a production pass, and a site that's actually ready to use.
FAQs
What kind of websites do you build?
Marketing sites, corporate sites, ecommerce, local business websites, content-driven sites, and high-performance landing pages. If it's a custom website that needs to look right, load fast, and do something for the business, that's the work.
Can you design the website from scratch?
Yes. I can own the structure, flows, and interface — not just implement someone else's files.
Can you work from an existing Figma design?
Yes. I'll implement it accurately, then take care of the parts a design file doesn't cover — responsive behavior, performance, SEO, and production. A live site that needs to be rebuilt works the same way.
Do you handle SEO and performance?
Yes. Both are part of the build, not a pass at the end. Technical SEO — metadata, structured data, crawlable routes, sitemaps, content structure. Performance — rendering, caching, images, Core Web Vitals, CDN delivery.
Can you build ecommerce, booking, or custom functionality?
Yes. Storefronts, payments, shipping, booking, forms, CMS, auth, and the APIs the site actually needs. Not a template with plugins stacked on top.
Do you handle deployment and hosting?
Yes. Hosting, CDN, caching, domains, CI/CD, and the production setup. I don't hand you a repo and leave.