Always cooking something
Always cooking something

Full Stack
Developer
& UI Craftsman

I build fast, beautiful interfaces and robust backends.
React, Vue, WordPress, Drupal, Webflow and whatever it takes.

React
Vue.js
WordPress
Drupal
Webflow
Node.js
PHP
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Building on the
front lines of the web

I'm a full stack developer with a frontend focus, the kind of engineer who obsesses over render performance just as much as pixel precision.

My sweet spot is the intersection of design systems, component architecture, and CMS integrations. Whether that's a headless WordPress API, a Drupal backend, or a polished Webflow build, I get the job done right.

I write clean, maintainable code and believe the best user experience is the one you never have to think about.

10+
Years of experience
Projects
Always shipping
7
Core technologies
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Coffees consumed
What I work
with every day
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Frontend Frameworks

  • React
  • Vue.js
  • Next.js
  • Nuxt
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CMS Platforms

  • WordPress
  • Drupal
  • Webflow
  • Headless CMS
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Backend & Tooling

  • Node.js
  • REST / GraphQL
  • PHP
  • Git / CI/CD
The principles
I build with
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Design System & Token Architecture

I don't just know design systems, I build with them. This very site runs on a handcrafted token architecture: a unified palette, type scale, motion system, and component set, all documented and explorable.

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Complexity is managed, not avoided

I don't treat technical debt as failure; I treat it as a ledger. Sometimes the right call is to incur it deliberately and move fast. But it gets logged, prioritised, and paid. Refactoring isn't a project you pitch to a product manager; it's a discipline baked into every PR. A codebase should be easier to navigate on day 300 than it was on day 30.

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Tradeoffs, not opinions

Every architectural decision is a set of tradeoffs with a context. I don't push for the elegant solution when the pragmatic one ships and holds. What I do insist on is naming the tradeoff out loud: 'here's what we gain, here's what we give up, here's when we'd revisit it.' Pragmatism beats purity. Good enough is right more often than engineers admit, as long as everyone knows what good enough means.

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Experiments &
playground
Let's build
something great

I'm always open to interesting projects and collaborations.
Drop me a line.