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The Process.

how i work

I'm a designer and developer — which means I don't hand off a Figma file and disappear. I take your project from the first conversation to a live, polished website.

4 main steps.

01

Brief

Everything starts with a conversation. I ask about your goals, your audience, what's working, what isn't, and what "done" looks like to you. No brief, no build.

02

Design

Figma stays closed until we agree on structure and content. Once we do, every screen gets designed intentionally — nothing decorative, nothing random. You approve before we move on.

03

Development

Next.js, React, TypeScript. Animations with GSAP. Fast, accessible, and yours to keep — clean code, Git-versioned, deployed to Vercel or wherever you host.

04

Launch

We test across devices, fix what needs fixing, and ship. I stay available for 30 days after launch — no "good luck" and goodbye.

One more thing

A few things I don't do: guaranteed overnight results, mystery pricing revealed after 3 calls, or designs that look good in a presentation and fall apart in a browser.

Ways to work

Two ways to work together.

01

Website

You need a presence online. Something clean, fast, and intentional — a landing page, a portfolio, a brand site, or a multi-page experience. I take it from concept to live.

Landing pagePortfolioBrand siteMulti-page
02

Full System

You need something that does more. User authentication, third-party integrations, custom dashboards, complex business logic. I build the whole thing — front to back.

AuthenticationAPI integrationsDashboardsBusiness logic

Let's build it.

Tell me about your project — one call is all it takes to figure out if we're a good fit.

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