I develop with modern frameworks and best practices, making sure sites aren’t just functional but performant and scalable.

That means integrating a CMS for flexibility. Other times it’s a fully custom build with Laravel or React. I’ve also worked with WordPress and Magento when a project needs the strengths those platforms offer.

A big part of my work has also been about connecting systems. APIs, third-party integrations, payment gateways and search tools.

These features turn a static site into something that actively supports a business.

Whether it’s eCommerce with thousands of products or a booking system that needs to be reliable at scale.

WordPress is less about themes and plugins, and more about using it as a flexible platform with the right architecture.

I use Timber with Twig to give WordPress projects proper structure.

The separation of logic, markup, and data keeps the codebase clean, maintainable, and far easier to scale.

It also allows me to design sites where templates aren’t bloated, but instead follow a clear architecture something most “out of the box” WordPress builds lack.