I do not build every website with the same technology. At the start of a project I look at what the business actually needs and choose the tools around that. I work with React, Next.js, Vite, as well as straightforward HTML, CSS and JavaScript. When a project needs it, I also use Supabase or another backend solution.

My goal is not to squeeze as many technologies as possible into a website. A simple business website does not need the same system as a more complex web application. I choose the stack that makes sense for the job: fast, stable and sensible in the long run.

With web design, I first look at what the website should feel like and who it needs to speak to. I build the layout, typography, colour system and imagery around that. I edit visual assets and mockups separately, then keep checking the design in the browser so it works as a real website, not only as a static composition.

A restaurant, a tech product and a local service business should not share the same visual language. I want the website to feel recognisably connected to the business, work responsively and create a clean, credible first impression.