Careful front-end
Fast, responsive interfaces with a polished visual layer.
Skillz
This is not about collecting logos. It is about knowing which piece to use, when to simplify, and how to connect design, development, content, and automation without losing clarity.
Talk about your stackFast, responsive interfaces with a polished visual layer.
Editable architectures when clients need real autonomy.
Flows, acquisition, CRM, and Salesforce to close the commercial loop.
Evidence
The pattern is clear: careful interfaces, lightweight foundations, editable content when it helps, and measurement connected to the business.
years across WordPress, online stores, and modern front-end
recent cases across SaaS, local web, headless CMS, and technical content
core stacks: Next.js, Astro, and WordPress
design, development, and technical judgment without middle layers
Mastery
A broad list, organized by real utility. These are the pieces I can connect when a website needs design, development, content, automation, and delivery.
The layer people feel: hierarchy, rhythm, clarity, responsive behavior, and visual detail.
Frameworks and language for fast, maintainable, well-composed experiences.
Editable content without sacrificing performance, visual control, or maintenance.
The invisible layer that keeps a website fast, deployable, and hard to break.
Acquisition, tracking, automation, and CRM so the website keeps working after the click.
Commercial experiences, brand visuals, and graphic pieces that help the product feel clear.
The visible layer: interaction, performance, accessibility, and composition.
React framework
Interfaces and components
Fast content websites
More maintainable code
Visual system
Premium components
Accessible primitives
Robust forms
Microinteractions
Browser foundation
Validation and contracts
The foundation that makes a website editable, maintainable, and connected to real data.
Classic and headless CMS
Admin, API and content
Decoupled content
SEO, forms, redirects
Relational data
Auth and database
Light editing
Technical content
Editorial rich text
Client-based architecture
Environments, deployments, and checks so projects can live beyond the laptop.
Deploys and previews
Static deploys
Self-hosted deploys
Environments and services
Local services
Services and databases
Versioning and collaboration
Unit testing
E2E and visual QA
Acquisition, measurement, and automations so the website is not an island.
CRM and automation
Journeys and campaigns
B2B nurturing
CRM and forms
Measurement and events
Controlled tracking
Prefill and deliveries
Manageable forms
No-code connections
Email and automation
Cross-functional capabilities that turn technology into a useful experience.
Structure and visibility
Loading and efficiency
Inclusive interfaces
Narrative and architecture
Commercial flows
Headless commerce
Brand assets
Lighter websites
Signal
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