Independentdesigner&developerspecialisedinwebsites&webapps
I’m naturally drawn to thoughtful design everywhere, from architecture and print graphics to digital art.
Listening to metal, slow Bollywood, dubstep, Flume, and Fred again.. I also occasionally play around in FL Studio.
Geeking out on creative AI, upcoming design tools, and modern web tech. I also casually follow cars and bikes.
On screen, exploring animation in Rive and 3D in Spline. Beyond the screen, getting into photography and perfumery.
For brands and startups building from the ground up, I take projects from initial concept and art direction through to final launch. Handling both design and engineering ensures a unified visual language, thoughtful details, and zero handoff friction.
For teams with existing designs, I step in as a dedicated development partner. I translate design files into production-ready builds with 1:1 visual fidelity, fluid animations, and clean CMS architecture, whether building in Webflow or with custom front-end code.
Yes. While I often handle projects from start to finish, I regularly take on standalone design or development scopes.
For design-only projects, I deliver organised Figma files with interactive prototypes, design tokens, and clear developer notes for a smooth handoff to your engineering team.
For development-only projects, I translate your completed Figma designs into responsive builds with pixel-level precision, fluid animations, and an intuitive CMS structure.
For marketing websites, my primary platform is Webflow, enhanced with lightweight custom code and GSAP for fluid motion. For projects requiring a deeper, more scalable content architecture, I build with modern front-end frameworks like Astro and Next.js, paired with Sanity for content management. For e-commerce, I build custom stores on Shopify.
I build using a modular, standardised class-naming system that keeps the project clean, scalable, and easy to maintain. I structure pages around reusable Webflow components and variants, making it completely self-serve for marketing teams and non-technical editors to update content without breaking layouts.
Yes. I usually offer retainers to clients after an initial project so we can build trust and establish our working rhythm first.
For ongoing partners, the retainer is a flat-fee setup for teams that need consistent design and/or development support without hiring full-time. I prioritise tasks in an agile queue with fast, reliable turnarounds.
It depends on the scope of the project. If you already have finished Figma designs, a standard development build usually takes between 2 and 4 weeks. For full-scope projects involving UI design, prototyping, and development from scratch, timelines typically range from 4 to 8 weeks. I set clear milestones before kickoff, so you always know what to expect.
Every project includes two weeks of dedicated post-launch support to monitor live performance, resolve any edge-case bugs, and ensure a smooth handover for your team.
After the launch window, I offer post-launch retainer packages for ongoing support, feature updates, and continuous design improvements. Whether you need occasional monthly maintenance or an active, dedicated partnership, we can structure an ongoing setup that fits your workflow.
To kick things off, all I need is a brief overview of your goals, target timeline, and budget. If you already have existing brand assets, wireframes, or completed Figma files, sharing those upfront helps me understand your scope faster.
The best first step is to submit your project details through my Contact page. If it looks like a great mutual fit, I will follow up within 24 hours to discuss the scope, answer any questions, and outline the next steps.
More questions? Feel free to email me or use the contact form.