Frontend and web apps

An interface is good when you do not notice it: it loads fast, is understood without a manual and works the same on the customer's phone as on the warehouse monitor. I build frontend for products that have a real backend behind them.

What I do

• Web applications — Next.js and React with Tailwind CSS: panels, SaaS and portals with good performance and SEO.
• SPA and PWA — a native-app experience from the browser, with offline mode and installation.
• Mobile apps — React Native for iOS and Android sharing logic and design.
• PHP MVC and existing systems — modernize interfaces on PHP backends without rewriting everything.

The criterion

Measured performance (Lighthouse and the real world), reasonable accessibility and sober design: premium aesthetics are not at odds with information being understandable. Fewer libraries, less weight, fewer problems.

Related

It complements custom development and the APIs that feed the interface.

An interface that runs slow, or that nobody quite understands? Let's talk.