launch bay
If it lives on the web, odds are I can build it- online shops, school portals, campaign pages, consultancy sites. You're basically flying through my portfolio right now, so here's your map: quests are projects I've shipped, loadout is the kit I build with, modes are the work I take on, and matchmaking is just a friendlier word for "come say hi."
read-me
No account managers, no telephone game. You talk to the person actually writing the code, which is me. I'll put the scope in writing, hand you staging links you can poke at, and tell you straight when an idea's going to bite us later. I'd rather lose the argument now than lose your weekend three months from now.
one human
Same face from first hello to launch day. No bench, no handoffs.
it's in writing
We agree the milestones before the heavy lifting starts.
ready to fly
Analytics, SEO, speed passes, and a handover you can run yourself.
quests · selected work
featured quest · live & clickable
Education Consultancy Website
Turn a maze of MBBS-abroad questions into a calm, clear guide families can actually follow.
A genuinely navigable site: country guides, NMC-aware checkpoints, a clear service path, and FAQs that answer the scary questions first.
loadout · the stack
Next.js, React and TypeScript do the heavy lifting: quick routing, fewer 2am bugs, and a codebase the next dev can read without cursing my name. Want the whole kit? It's all laid out in the loadout.
modes · services
mode 01
Online stores built to sell: clean product pages, a cart that behaves, checkout that closes.
mode 02
Calm, clear portals for schools, where admissions and parent-student updates stop being a headache.
mode 03
Landing pages built at speed for launches and paid traffic, all aimed at one goal.
mode 04
Authority-first sites that turn what you know into booked calls and leads worth your time.
matchmaking
Tell me what you're building, roughly when you need it, and the ballpark budget. I'll come back with whether I'm the right fit, a rough plan of attack, and where we'd start. Usually before the day's out.