Most projects die in the handoff between designer and developer. I remove the handoff: the person who designs your product in Figma is the same one who builds and ships it - fast, SEO-ready, and true to the design.
My design and development service covers the full journey: brand and UI designed in Figma, then built into a production site or app with the modern stack that fits the job - Next.js with Tailwind and shadcn for products, Webflow or clean static builds for marketing sites, and no-code tools where they genuinely save time. AI-assisted development is part of the workflow, which means senior-level output at indie-team speed.
This isn't outsourced or passed through an agency chain. I build my own products the same way - GliaKit ships as a wired Next.js + shadcn boilerplate, and TheKidsTales runs as a full content platform - so the code you get follows the same standard I hold my own launches to: performant, SEO fundamentals baked in, and easy to maintain after handover.
You need a product live, not a Figma file. One engagement takes you from idea to a deployed, working build.
Marketing sites and landing pages designed for conversion and built fast, with clean SEO and analytics from day one.
When the same person designs and builds, the live product matches the mockup - no drift, no lost interactions, no translation loss.
A live, production-ready build - not a prototype and a wish.
Brand, layout, and a token-driven UI system in Figma - named to map straight onto the code that follows.
The design becomes real: responsive, componentized, and faithful to the file - because the builder designed it.
Performance passes, accessibility checks, structured data, and clean metadata - the details Google and users both feel.
Deployment, analytics, and documentation - so your team can edit and extend the site without breaking it.
GliaKit is the clearest example: a design system built in Figma and shipped as a production Next.js + shadcn boilerplate - auth, payments, database, and email wired, with the Figma tokens and the code speaking the same language. TheKidsTales runs as a full story platform, and this portfolio itself is a hand-built static site tuned for Core Web Vitals.
That's the standard your project gets: the same person owning design and development means decisions get made once, quality survives the build, and the live product is the mockup - not an approximation of it.
From brand and Figma design to a deployed, production-ready site or MVP.
Answers to the most frequent questions about my design and development process.
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Whatever genuinely fits the project: Next.js with Tailwind and shadcn for products and SaaS, Webflow or hand-built static sites for marketing pages, and no-code tools where they save you money without costing quality.
Yes - one person, end to end. I use modern AI-assisted development as part of the workflow, which is how a studio of one ships at team speed, but every design decision and every line that goes live is reviewed and owned by me.
Absolutely. If you already have designs, I start from your file and build it faithfully - and I'll flag anything that will hurt usability or performance before it gets built.
A landing page or marketing site usually ships in 2-3 weeks. An MVP or product build typically runs 4-8 weeks depending on scope - we define the timeline together on the discovery call.
Yes - every build ships with clean heading structure, meta and Open Graph tags, structured data, a sitemap, and performance tuned for Core Web Vitals. Ranking takes content and time, but the technical foundation is done right from day one.
Yes. Rebuilds and migrations are common - including moving from WordPress or a legacy stack - with redirects handled properly so you keep your existing SEO rankings.
You get a documented handover so your team can maintain the site, and I offer ongoing support retainers for updates, new pages, and feature work if you'd rather keep one person on it.
One engagement from brand and design to a live, production-ready build.
