Custom development, front end first
Six ways to get a design onto the internet: coded builds in React and Next.js, CMS builds in Webflow and Framer, and the redesign work that follows launch.
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Custom web development
Websites and web apps built front-end-first in React, Next.js and Tailwind CSS — no template to fight, and source code your own developers can read on day one.
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Figma to React build
Design-to-code front-end builds in HTML, CSS, Tailwind, React and Next.js, so the live site matches the Figma file instead of drifting in handoff.
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Landing page design & build
One high-intent page taken end to end: section structure, responsive design, a built page on the platform that suits you, and the events to tell whether it worked.
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Website redesign
Full-site redesigns that protect your existing SEO rankings, modernise the visual design and rebuild the front end for speed, accessibility and easier editing.
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Webflow development
Custom Webflow websites built to Client-First standards: clean class structures, CMS collections, responsive layouts and animations your marketing team can manage.
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Framer development
Lightning-fast marketing sites and landing pages built in Framer: interactive components, fluid animations and intuitive visual editing for startups that move fast.
One line, stated up front
I build front ends. HTML, CSS, Tailwind CSS, JavaScript, React and Next.js. Back-end APIs, databases, authentication systems and infrastructure are outside what I take on, and so are native iOS and Android builds.
On projects that need those, I build the interface and work alongside the developers who own that half. Saying this before an estimate is the whole point of putting it in the first paragraph — it is the most common way a one-person build goes wrong, and it is entirely avoidable.
The platform is a question about your team
A coded Next.js build, a Webflow site and a Framer page are three answers to "who edits this after launch, and how often". That question decides the platform far more often than any technical characteristic does.
Because all three are on offer here, the recommendation is not a sales decision. If your marketing team will publish weekly, you will be pointed at Webflow or Framer. If nobody will ever touch it again, a coded build is cheaper to run.
Built to last beyond launch
A site that shipped fast and clean in March is tested against real content and users as it grows.
That is what redesign work is for: taking an existing build and bringing it up to standard rather than letting it quietly decay.
Common questions
Do you do back-end or full-stack development?
No. Front end only — React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, HTML and CSS. Back-end APIs, databases, authentication and infrastructure are outside what I take on, and native iOS and Android builds are too. On full-stack projects I build the interface and work alongside your back-end developers.
Can you build a design I already have?
Yes, and it is a large share of this work. I build from other people’s Figma files regularly. Where the file is missing states, breakpoints or edge cases, I will flag what needs deciding before the build rather than guessing and showing you the result afterwards.
Who owns the code and the accounts?
You do, in every case. Source code is delivered in your repository. Webflow, Framer and hosting accounts are yours, billed to you directly — I do not hold client accounts or resell platform subscriptions. You should be able to stop working with me and have nothing stop working.
Need the design before the build?
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