WebsiteDevelopment.

Q: What tech stack do you use?

Next.js (App Router), TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Sanity CMS, and Vercel for hosting. This stack is fast, maintainable, and well-supported long-term.

Q: Can you work from my existing Figma designs?

Yes. I take handoff-ready Figma files and build pixel-perfect. If the designs have gaps or aren't developer-ready, I'll flag them before starting so there are no surprises.

Q: Do you offer ongoing maintenance?

Yes, on a monthly retainer basis. This covers dependency updates, content changes, bug fixes, and minor feature additions. Ask about retainer packages during your discovery call.

Q: How do you handle third-party integrations?

Forms (Formspree / HubSpot), analytics (Google Analytics / Plausible), CRMs, booking tools, and payment gateways are all in scope. Tell me what you need and I'll scope it.

Q: Will I be able to update the site myself after launch?

That's the point of Sanity CMS. You'll get a walkthrough video and documentation covering every editable part of the site. Most clients are editing confidently within an hour.

A beautiful design means nothing if the build is slow, brittle, or impossible to update. I build production-ready websites in Next.js, fast, accessible, and handed over in a state you can actually maintain.

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Code that runs clean at launch and stays that way. Every project ships with performance audits, accessibility checks, and documentation your team can actually follow.

Results

Average Lighthouse performance score at launch

100%

On-time delivery rate, no missed deadlines

<2s

Average first contentful paint on production

Critical post-launch bugs shipped to clients

Challenges I solve

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My current site is slow and my developer can't fix it.

Performance problems are almost always architectural. I audit the root causes, unoptimised images, render-blocking scripts, poor caching, and rebuild with performance baked in from the start, not bolted on after.

The CMS my developer chose is impossible to use.

I build with Sanity CMS, a structured, editor-friendly backend where non-technical team members can update content confidently without breaking the layout.

I've been burned by developers who disappear post-launch.

Every project includes a structured handoff: documented codebase, CMS walkthrough recording, and a 30-day support window. You're not left managing a black box.

Why work with me

Performance is non-negotiable

Every site ships with a 95+ Lighthouse score. Fast sites rank better, convert better, and retain visitors longer.

Next.js specialist

App Router, server components, static generation, ISR, I use the right Next.js rendering pattern for each page so your site is as fast as possible.

Sanity CMS integration

Structured content with a clean editorial interface. Your team can update pages, add case studies, and publish blog posts without touching code.

Accessible by default

WCAG 2.1 AA compliance built in. Semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, proper ARIA labels, not an afterthought.

Clean, documented code

Component-based architecture with clear naming conventions. A developer who picks this up six months later will understand it.

Vercel-ready deployment

CI/CD pipeline, preview deployments for every branch, and edge network delivery, configured and live before handoff.

How it works

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Discover

We align on goals, audience, and constraints before a single line of code is written. I audit your current setup, map out integrations, and write a technical spec that becomes the project blueprint.

Define

Architecture decisions get locked in: stack, CMS schema, component structure, routing, and hosting. The environment is live from day one — repository, Vercel project, Sanity workspace, and CI/CD pipeline all configured upfront.

Design

If you have Figma files, I build pixel-perfect from them. If not, I work from wireframes or reference designs and flag any gaps before development starts — no surprises mid-build.

Develop

Component library first, then pages. Every element is built once and reused consistently. Dynamic content gets wired to Sanity as we go, so you can see real content in the preview environment throughout.

Deploy

Cross-browser and device testing, Lighthouse performance audit, accessibility review, and a structured go-live checklist. Sanity training and documentation included. I don't hand over a site I wouldn't put my name on.

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