Six projects that show the range — hand-coded brand sites, storefronts on the big platforms, and local business pages. Different tools, same goal: a site that feels like the people behind it.
A full dropshipping operation on Magento, self-hosted on Linux. Catalog structure, product imports, payment and a checkout tuned to convert — set up to run lean and scale with the supplier feed.
A fashion brand built from scratch in HTML, CSS and JavaScript — no theme, no builder. Art direction, layout and motion designed together so the whole thing reads as one identity from the first scroll.
A hand-coded personal portfolio — the testing ground where the 3D, interaction and performance ideas get pushed before they reach client work.
A site for a local arcade on Squarespace — fast to launch, easy for the owners to update, with custom styling so it didn't look like every other template on the platform.
A clothing brand on Shopify — products, variants, collections and a checkout the owner can run without touching code, finished with custom theme work for a look that's theirs.
A second apparel label built on Wix — proof the approach travels. Same care with type, imagery and flow, on a platform chosen to fit how the client wanted to work day to day.