About me.
I’m an independent web designer and frontend engineer who believes the best websites don’t just look good — they work hard for the people who own them.
I got into web design the way most people do — by building something terrible and thinking it was genius. That first site taught me more about what not to do than any course ever could. But it also taught me the thing that still drives every project: a website is only as good as the action it produces.
Since then, I’ve focused on one thing — building sites that convert. Not sites that win design awards and collect dust. Not sites with sixteen gradient overlays and zero clear next steps. I build for founders who need to ship, for small teams who need results yesterday, and for brands that are tired of paying agency rates for agency timelines.
My approach is simple: understand the audience, commit to one primary action, strip everything that doesn’t serve it, and build fast enough that you’re live before your competitors finish their mood board.
Three principles.
Design with intent.
Every pixel, every section, every scroll has a job. I don't decorate — I engineer experiences that move visitors toward one clear action.
Build what ships.
I work in the browser, not just in Figma. You see real progress weekly, on a real URL, running on real data. No handoff surprises.
Communicate like a human.
No jargon walls, no disappearing for two weeks. You get direct access, fast replies, and honest timelines. If something's off, I say so early.
What I use.
“I don’t build websites for designers. I build them for the person who signs the check.”
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