Your engineering bottleneck has a fix.

You have a product idea, a market opportunity, and a window that's closing. You need a working product, not a roadmap.

Or: your last developer left. There's a half-built codebase, no documentation, and a deadline.

Common questions

Can you work with my existing API or backend?

Yes. I integrate with any REST or GraphQL API. If you need backend work too, I handle Node.js, Express, and serverless architectures.

What if I have a half-built codebase from another developer?

I start with an honest codebase audit. I'll tell you what's salvageable, what needs rewriting, and give you a realistic timeline before we commit to anything.

I don't have a designer. Can you still build something good?

Yes. I use proven UI patterns, component libraries, and clean layouts to build interfaces that look professional without needing custom design. If you bring designs later, the code adapts.

Who owns the code when we're done?

You do. 100%. You get the full codebase, deployment access, documentation, and a walkthrough. No lock-in, no dependencies on me.

What happens after launch?

I offer monthly retainers for ongoing support, or I hand off completely with documentation your team can maintain. Your call.

What you get

• Complete full-stack MVP application
• Responsive, accessible user interface
• Authentication and state management
• CI/CD pipeline and hosting setup
• Knowledge transfer documentation

Logistics Dashboard MVP

Your site takes 8 seconds to load. You're losing 53% of mobile visitors before they see your content.

Common questions

How is this different from running PageSpeed Insights?

PageSpeed gives you a score. I give you a fixed site. I diagnose root causes — render-blocking resources, unoptimized images, bloated bundles — implement the fixes, and measure the real-world impact.

Do Core Web Vitals really affect search rankings?

Yes. Google uses Core Web Vitals as a ranking signal. Poor performance means lower visibility, fewer clicks, and lost revenue.

What platforms do you work with?

React, Next.js, Vue, WordPress, Shopify — performance principles apply universally. The tooling changes, but the methodology doesn't.

How do you measure improvement?

Before/after Lighthouse audits, Core Web Vitals field data, and real user metrics. You get a clear report showing exactly what changed and by how much.

What kind of ROI can I expect?

Faster sites convert better. A 1-second improvement in load time can increase conversions by 7%. I've seen bounce rates drop 39% and page views increase significantly after optimization work.

What you get

• Lighthouse & Core Web Vitals audit report
• Prioritized fix recommendations with effort estimates
• Implementation of top-priority improvements
• Before/after performance metrics report

FightCamp Performance Overhaul

Your marketing team files an engineering ticket every time they need a landing page changed.

Common questions

We already have a CMS. Can you improve it instead of replacing it?

Absolutely. Most of my work is improving what you already have — better content models, composable page sections, and guardrails that prevent accidental breakage.

What CMS platforms do you work with?

Contentful, Storyblok, Sanity, headless WordPress, and custom admin panels. I pick what fits your team's workflow and technical constraints.

Will non-technical people actually be able to use it?

That's the whole point. I design the editing interface for marketers, not developers. I include training, documentation, and guardrails so your team can't accidentally break the layout.

What if we only need landing pages for now?

That's the best place to start. Landing pages are high-impact and low-risk — perfect for proving out self-serve tooling before expanding to other content types.

How do you prevent accidental layout breaks?

Composable components with constrained options. Your team picks from pre-built sections and fills in content — they can't accidentally break the grid or mess up spacing.

What you get

• CMS architecture and implementation
• Composable page builder components
• Content editing guardrails
• Team training and documentation

Winc Landing Page Engine

Your team rebuilds the same button, modal, and form on every project. Each one looks slightly different.

Common questions

We're not using React. Can you still help?

Yes. I've built component libraries in React, Vue, and framework-agnostic Web Components. The approach adapts to your stack.

We already have components, they're just messy.

That's the most common starting point. I audit what you have, consolidate duplicates, standardize patterns, and document everything — no need to start from scratch.

How do you handle adoption across the team?

I build the library with your developers, not in isolation. I include contribution guidelines, run training sessions, and set up Storybook so everyone can discover and use components independently.

Is this worth it for a small team of 2-3 developers?

Especially for small teams. A shared library eliminates the 'which button do I use?' question and lets you ship faster instead of rebuilding the same UI patterns.

What about design tokens and theming?

I set up a token-based system (colors, spacing, typography) that makes global updates trivial. Change a token, update everywhere.

What you get

• Component consolidation audit
• Shared component library with TypeScript
• Interactive Storybook documentation
• Contribution guidelines and team training

Internet Brands Design System