Websites and CMS, design implementation and business systems. Find the right approach before choosing the technology.
Business websites, redesigns and landing pages. WordPress, Elementor and ACF bring the content together, with attention to design, responsive behaviour and ongoing management.
For business websites and teams that need a practical way to update projects, services and content.
From Figma or Pixso to responsive front ends. White-label, project-based and overflow support helps studios turn an existing design direction into a working website.
For studios, agencies and independent designers with a clear direction and a need for dependable implementation.
Systems for practical needs such as logistics, production, orders and content management. Connect the interface, data and APIs around the way the business actually works.
For businesses with a specific workflow or data-management need. We map the process and boundaries before agreeing on implementation.
Technical fixes, performance and responsive improvements, deployment and maintenance. Shopify theme customisation and AI / API integration can also be scoped around a specific need.
Shopify and AI integration are areas of continued practice. Concepts and independent work are labelled separately from client delivery.
Website delivery for businesses, and white-label or project-based development support for studios.
We discuss the business goals, design direction, existing content and the people who will use it.
We agree on pages, functionality, content management, responsibilities and acceptance criteria.
Development takes shape in stages, with visible progress and timely conversations about decisions.
We complete the agreed responsive and functional checks, deploy and hand over the files and guidance.
Yes. I can turn Figma or Pixso designs into front-end or WordPress builds, including white-label and overflow support for design studios.
For a CMS project, we agree on the editable content at the start, then plan fields, dynamic templates and handover guidance around that scope.
Yes. My background includes Java / Spring Boot, databases, APIs and deployment. We first map the workflow, permissions and data boundaries before choosing an approach.
We first clarify the deliverables, content readiness, dependencies and timing. I then propose a scope and project schedule. Maintenance and later iterations can be agreed separately.
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