
A clothing store. Catalogue, cart and WhatsApp checkout, with a panel where the owner creates products, uploads photos and reorders the shelf without touching code or waiting on me.
- Astro
- Svelte 5
- TypeScript
- Tailwind
- Netlify
Web developer. I build sites you can keep running yourself.
What you get is a site that opens fast, looks right on any screen, and that you can update yourself: change prices, upload photos, publish or hide a product, without paying anyone for a text change. A catalogue only the developer can touch is a catalogue that goes stale.
The site is built ahead of time, so there is no server to go down on a Sunday and no monthly bill for keeping one running: it loads almost instantly and costs next to nothing to stay online. The tools, if you care about the names, are Astro, Svelte, TypeScript and Netlify. I use AI to build faster, without giving up craft or creativity: what I hand over, I have read, understood and tested myself.
If you have something in mind — a shop, a catalogue site, a payments integration — write to me and let's talk it through.

A clothing store. Catalogue, cart and WhatsApp checkout, with a panel where the owner creates products, uploads photos and reorders the shelf without touching code or waiting on me.

Another store, same problem in a different shape: a catalogue with galleries per size and colour, and editing live from the product page itself.

A videogames academy's site, with its content served from Strapi: the team publishes and edits from their own panel while the site stays updated.

An artist's portfolio and shop: the work is managed from Strapi and sold with Stripe payments.
A git-backed pseudo-backend for static storefronts: the repository is the database, a commit is the write and the deploy is the publish. Extracted from two of the stores above, which had each grown their own copy; I keep it so I never write the same admin panel a third time.
Where to find me.