Web applications
Single-page apps, dashboards, internal tools. Angular and TypeScript, built to stay maintainable after the first release.
W3Geekery
Stuff you can do
on the web.
Web applications, fast websites, and the integrations that hold them together — built by someone who has been doing this since the web had fewer opinions about itself.
What I build
Four things, done properly
Websites that load fast
Marketing sites and product pages rendered to static HTML. No page-builder bloat, no thirty-plugin stack to babysit.
Integrations and APIs
Getting systems to talk to each other — data pipelines, third-party APIs, the plumbing between the things you already pay for.
Tooling and automation
Build pipelines, developer tooling, and the automation that removes the task you keep doing by hand every week.
The whole philosophy
craft, not cruft
Most web work goes wrong the same way: layers of tooling nobody chose on purpose, dependencies nobody can remove, and a codebase that gets slower to change every month. I build the smaller thing that does the job, and leave you something you can still edit in two years.
Tell me what you need