A good web application feels simple, but it is made of many layers: the data model, the API, authentication, the interface, and the deployment that keeps it all running. I build those layers as a whole, so they fit together.

Where it helps, I combine this with my other stacks: a backend in Python, or a web interface for existing C++ software.

What you get

  • One developer for the whole chain Database, API and interface from one pair of hands, so there is no handover between front-end and back-end teams.
  • Fast and accessible Light pages, good Core Web Vitals and WCAG accessibility as a starting point, not an afterthought.
  • No needless complexity A static site when that is enough, a SPA only when it has to be. The simplest architecture that solves the problem.
  • Runs on your side On your own infrastructure or cloud account, with the configuration in code, so you are not tied to me.

Deliverables

  • Web application with tests
  • API and data model
  • Deployment configuration and CI
  • Documentation and handover
Case studies

Related work

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Workflows that schedule cleaning and check-in shifts automatically from multiple booking channels, plus an overview app on Cloudflare.

Next step

Tell me what you are working on

A short email with some context is enough. I reply within one working day, even when I am not the right person for the job.