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Custom full-stack and Next.js application development
For founders, CTOs, and technical teams hiring a developer to build a real product, not just a marketing page. This is hands-on full-stack work across the stack I use in production: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Node.js, and a database layer (MongoDB or PostgreSQL depending on the project), covering everything from initial architecture to a launch-ready build. It fits teams that already know what they need built and want someone who can own the implementation end to end, backed by shipped work like a two-part ecommerce suite with a separate owner dashboard and several SaaS-facing platforms in the portfolio.
- Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Node.js across the full stack
- Architecture, database design, and production-ready implementation
- Best when you need an owner for the build, not just a contractor for a page
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Service websites and lead generation
For consultants, agencies, clinics, and local businesses that need a clear website, a better enquiry flow, and a stronger way to turn visitors into leads. This covers the homepage, service pages, contact forms, and booking flow, structured so the offer is easy to understand without extra explanation. It works well for any business that depends on steady enquiries and needs visitors to trust the site quickly.
- Homepage, service pages, contact forms, and booking flow
- Clear structure that explains the offer without confusion
- Works well when the business depends on leads and trust
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Dashboards, portals, and internal tools
For teams that need one private system to manage users, data, tasks, reports, and day-to-day operations. This means admin panels, staff portals, and client dashboards built with role-based access so each user only sees what they need. It fits businesses that rely on an internal tool for ongoing use rather than a one-time public-facing site.
- Admin panels, staff portals, and client dashboards
- Role-based access and workflow-friendly screens
- Best for businesses that need ongoing internal use
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SaaS products and product platforms
For startups and product businesses that need a structured product with user accounts, workflows, and room to grow. This covers the frontend, backend, APIs, and database structure needed to keep the product stable as usage increases. It is built for teams that expect the product to keep expanding and need the codebase to stay clean while it does.
- User accounts, app workflows, and product features
- Frontend, backend, APIs, and database structure
- Best when the product has to stay clean as it scales
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Ecommerce and booking flows
For stores, salons, service providers, and booking-based businesses that need product listings, payment, and appointment flow working together. This includes checkout, order handling, booking systems, and status tracking so a purchase or a booking is a smooth, single flow instead of separate disconnected steps. It applies any time sales or bookings happen directly on the site.
- Product listing, checkout, payment, and order handling
- Booking systems, appointments, and status tracking
- Useful when sales or bookings happen on the site
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AI chatbots and automations
For businesses that want faster replies, support help, internal automation, or a smarter way to handle repetitive work. This means chatbots and assistant flows that can answer from real business documents, plus automation for lead handling, support routing, or repeat internal tasks. It suits teams that want to save time on work that follows a predictable pattern.
- Chatbots, assistant flows, and document-aware answers
- Lead handling, support flow, or workflow automation
- Best when the business wants to save time or reduce manual work
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API integrations and backend support
For products that need third-party connections, authentication flow, database logic, or backend work that keeps the system stable. This covers external service integrations, custom API work, and permissioned or protected flows built to fit cleanly into the existing product rather than bolted on separately. It applies to any product where the backend needs to stay reliable as more integrations get added.
- External service integrations and custom API work
- Authentication, permissions, and protected flows
- Backend logic that fits into the product cleanly