I work with agencies, startups and businesses that need design turned into production-ready websites without cutting corners on speed, accessibility or editability.
Pixel-perfect Elementor or hand-coded PHP themes, with ACF or JetEngine content models so editors can update content without breaking the layout.
React front ends with Node.js/Express APIs and MongoDB: dashboards, internal tools, API integrations and role-based apps.
Clean, semantic, responsive static builds that drop into any backend or CMS, with no framework lock-in.
Store builds and fixes: product templates, Liquid tweaks, checkout polish and asset clean-ups that make stores feel faster.
Audit and fix what slows a site down: unused CSS/JS, render-blocking assets, images and Core Web Vitals.
Written guides and live sessions so your team is confident running the site day to day after launch.
Spacing, type and interactions match the Figma file at desktop, tablet and mobile, not just at 1440px.
Lean markup, only the CSS/JS each page needs, modern image formats and lazy loading. I measure, not guess.
Content models in ACF or JetEngine, locked layouts, and a guide written for non-technical editors.
We go through the Figma file, content and goals together. I flag anything that will be hard to build or maintain before a line of code is written.
Component-first development on a staging link you can check any time, with progress updates in Slack, ClickUp or Trello.
Cross-browser and real-device testing, accessibility checks and Lighthouse/Core Web Vitals passes before launch.
Go-live, Search Console set-up, then a training session and written guide so your team can run the site without me.
Something else on your mind? Ask me directly. I’m happy to talk it through.
Both. Elementor Pro is great when your team wants visual editing. Hand-coded PHP themes suit sites that need maximum speed or no page builder at all. I'll recommend one after seeing the design and who will edit the site.
Yes, that's the point. I set up structured fields (ACF/JetEngine) for repeatable content like projects, team members or listings, then run a training session and leave written docs.
Yes. WordPress and WooCommerce are my main platforms, and I also build and fix sites on Shopify (Liquid), Webflow, Wix and Squarespace.
I work remotely with flexible hours that overlap well with UK and European working days, and I already work day to day with a German team.
The Figma file (or a reference site), your content if it's ready, and access to hosting or a staging environment. If any of these aren't ready yet, we can plan around it.
Most projects get a fixed quote after I review the design and scope, so you know the cost up front. Ongoing maintenance and small fixes can be billed hourly.
Tell me about your project: a redesign, a new build or a speed fix. I’ll come back with a clear approach, a timeline and a fixed quote.