Web solutions developer
From presentation sites to internal applications. I write plain code that will still be maintainable five years from now.
Websites and web applications. From a single presentation page to an internal application with users and reports.
Integrations. Connecting systems that were never meant to talk to each other: APIs, files, databases.
Automation. Taking the repetitive work out of your processes and handing it to a script.
Maintenance. Updates, backups, monitoring, and fixing things when they break.
A presentation site, portfolio and shop for a joinery workshop, with an admin panel and a separate panel for the people on the shop floor. Framework-free PHP, MariaDB, around 50 tables, with everything that might ever change moved out of the code and into the database.
A web platform for medical practices: patient records, consultations and documents in one place, with encrypted data and a full audit trail. Written from scratch, from the database schema up to the interface.
An application where the customer builds their product step by step and gets a price on the spot, without calling anyone.
One place for the numbers that used to travel by email, in files named things like “report_final_v3”.
Parallel columns or a translation table? The difference only shows up at the third language — but then it shows up loudly.
The extension means nothing, and the MIME type the browser sends means even less. What is left is re-encoding.
Before you install Redis, ask how many times a day the data actually changes.
