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What kind of projects do you work on?

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I work on premium websites, web applications, mobile products, internal platforms, AI-enabled workflows, automation systems, product design and technically demanding digital products. I am especially interested in projects where design quality, engineering quality and business value all matter.

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Do you work with startups or established companies?

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Both. I work with startups, growing businesses, established companies and organisations that need a reliable technical partner for a new product, redesign, digital transformation or complex engineering project.

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Can you handle both design and development?

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Yes. I can support a project from early product thinking and UX through interface design, frontend development, backend integration, deployment and ongoing iteration. For many projects, this means fewer handoffs and a more consistent result.

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What technologies do you primarily use?

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My stack depends on the project, but I frequently work with Next.js, React, Angular, TypeScript, Python, FastAPI, Flutter, PostgreSQL, Supabase, Firebase, Docker and modern AI platforms and APIs.

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Do you build AI and automation solutions?

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Yes. I build AI-powered workflows, LLM integrations, intelligent assistants, business process automation, API-driven systems and MCP-based integrations where they genuinely improve how a business operates.

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Can you redesign an existing website or application?

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Absolutely. I can audit an existing product, identify UX, performance, visual, technical and conversion issues, then redesign and rebuild it while preserving the parts that still make sense.

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Do you work with WordPress?

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Yes. I work with WordPress when it is the right fit for the project, including custom builds, redesigns, performance optimisation, integrations and ongoing support. For more application-like products, I will usually recommend a modern application stack such as Next.js.

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Do you provide ongoing support after launch?

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Yes. Ongoing support can include maintenance, monitoring, updates, feature development, performance improvements, analytics, security reviews and product iteration after launch.

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How long does a typical project take?

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Timelines depend on the scope and complexity. A focused marketing website may take a few weeks, while a larger product, platform or application can take several weeks or months. I define the delivery plan clearly before work begins.

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How much does a project cost?

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Pricing depends on scope, technical complexity, design depth, integrations and delivery requirements. I prefer to price around the actual project rather than force every brief into a fixed package.

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Do you work with clients outside the UK?

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Yes. I am UK-based and work remotely with clients and teams internationally.

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Can you join an existing development team?

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Yes. I can work independently on an entire project or integrate with an existing product, engineering or design team to help deliver a specific feature, platform, redesign or technical workstream.

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Do you sign NDAs?

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Yes. I am comfortable working under an NDA when a project involves confidential product, business or technical information.

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What do you need from me before a project starts?

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Usually I need a clear understanding of the business goal, the problem being solved, your audience, existing systems, important constraints, desired timeline and any reference material you already have. If some of that is still unclear, I can help define it during discovery.

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How do I start a project with you?

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Start by sending a brief through the contact page. Tell me what you are trying to build, what problem it should solve and any timeline or budget context you already have. I will then review the brief and determine the best next step.

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