Luxury retail
01 / 05
Operations platform
Stock, clients and buy-backs were spread across spreadsheets. I designed and built one platform to replace them, and the team now runs the business on it.
- In daily use
- Spreadsheets retired
- Design + build
Independent studio
Design + engineering, one person
01 · Product design
I design products, build the systems behind them, and ship the websites that sell them. One person, with super intelligence in the loop.
Capabilities01
Cases02
Client names are withheld. The problems and what was built are real.
Luxury retail
01 / 05
Stock, clients and buy-backs were spread across spreadsheets. I designed and built one platform to replace them, and the team now runs the business on it.
Services marketplace
02 / 05
A two-sided marketplace that had to feel native in three languages, including right-to-left Arabic, on the web and on phones.
Non-profit
03 / 05
A field team works where the connection drops. The app keeps working offline and syncs when it can, on infrastructure the organisation owns.
Luxury retail
04 / 05
A boutique’s website moved from WordPress to Framer, with the whole catalogue rebuilt as a CMS so each piece gets its own page.
Own product
05 / 05
A ten-page template with a CMS and custom-coded components, built so a buyer can rebrand and publish it without opening the code.
How the work gets done03
01
What to build, what to cut, how it should feel. Taste and judgment stay with a person.
02
Research, drafts, code and tests move at a pace a small team can’t match by hand.
03
One senior person on every decision, with the output of a studio.
Process04
01
We cut the idea down to the version that matters and agree what done looks like.
→ Fixed plan
02
Flows first, then screens. You click through the real thing before it is built.
→ Prototype
03
Production code, shown to you every few days, not at the end.
→ Working software
04
Launch, handover and documentation. Code, designs and accounts are in your name.
→ Live and yours