What I do
Fast, accessible products, from interface to infrastructure.
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A full-stack developer builds both what your customers see and the system behind it. One person, start to finish: the pages, the logins, the payments, and the hosting. That means one person to talk to, and nothing lost between teams.
I have built web applications for clients in education, e-commerce and logistics, and I carry one from the interface through the API to the deployment. I care about load time and accessibility because users notice both.
Full-stack engineer, architect and deployment
Construction management software for contractors: projects, crews and estimates in one platform, with AI-powered insights. I did the full stack, the architecture and the deployment.
Software architectureBackend engineeringFull-stack web
NestJS, React, PostgreSQL, Prisma, AWS, Stripe
Full-stack engineer
The official website of Lone Star Civil. I built the whole system, front end and back end.
Backend engineeringFull-stack web
PHP, Laravel, Next.js, MySQL
Read the case studyVisit lonestarcivil.org (opens in a new tab)
· 3 min read · Keeping it healthy
Slow websites are usually slow for a few ordinary reasons: big pictures, too many add-ons, struggling hosting. Here is how to check and what fixes it.
· 3 min read · Planning your project
You need less than you think. A few sentences about what you want, who it is for and what you like. Here is what helps, and what to ask.
· 3 min read · Planning your project
An MVP is the smallest version of your idea that real people can use. It shows you whether the idea works before you build all of it.
· 3 min read · Keeping it healthy
Launch day is not the end. Here is what needs looking after, who does it, and how changes and problems get handled.
· 4 min read · Planning your project
Most businesses should start with a website. Here is how to tell when an app is worth building, and when it is not.
No. I explain things in plain language and will stop and explain again if something is not clear.
Yes. I work with clients anywhere, remotely, by message, email and video call, and I am comfortable working across time zones.
You tell me what you want to achieve, you ask your questions, and I tell you honestly what I think and what the next step could be. There is no obligation.
Yes. I can fix, speed up or take over a website or app that someone else built. We would start by looking at what you have.
Tell me about your project and we will talk it through. The first consultation is free.
Hiring for a role instead? See how I fit a full-stack web position.
Other areas: Software architecture, Backend engineering, Mobile apps.