What do we build together today?
Every project is a bit different. Sometimes it's a shop, sometimes an internal tool nobody outside the company will ever see. Either way the aim is the same: the people using it shouldn't have to think about it.
I build websites that actually work
Taking a rough idea and turning it into a shop that loads in under a second is a genuinely satisfying thing to do. The aim is fast, clear, and still working in three years.
Fast, because nobody waits
I aim for 90+ Lighthouse scores. A quick site is one fewer reason for someone to leave.
Made for your users, not a template
No stock layouts. Things go where they go because of who is using the site, not because a theme put them there.
Looks the part
A current, considered look, without chasing every trend to the point where it dates in a year.
Obvious to use
Navigation that needs no explaining. If someone has to think about how to get around, that is a bug.
The Maker's Toolkit
Have something that needs
building properly?
A shop that actually sells things, some awkward bit of logic nobody else wants to touch, or just a second opinion on what you already have. The workshop is open.