Four phases. Each one ends with a written artefact you sign off on before the next begins. No drift, no surprise invoices, no ten-page contracts.
I understand your problem before I build anything.
Stakeholder interviews, an audit of your existing stack, and a written brief that you sign off. No mood boards, no buzzword bingo, just a concrete document that says what I am building and why.
Tight design and engineering loops.
Working software early, not slides. I work in short sprints with a regular demo, a clear plan, and a single shared backlog. You see everything in production the moment it lands.
The 5% of detail most teams skip.
Performance budgets, accessibility audit, motion pass. I measure before and after: load times, Core Web Vitals, jank, and hand you the numbers. Nothing ships rough.
Production launch, monitoring, runbook.
Your team owns it from day one. I stay on call after launch for incidents, hotfixes, and small adjustments, at no extra cost. A written runbook means you're never stuck waiting on me.
Every decision lives in an Obsidian vault you can read at 11pm in three months when you need it.
You see the product running, on a real URL, on a steady cadence. No slide-only progress reports.
Plan, build, ship, check in, repeat. Long enough to do real work, short enough to course-correct.
Your team and I work from the same list. No private engineering wishlist.
You work with the person doing the work, not a rotating cast of account managers.
I use proven tools. Postgres, React, Flutter, Swift. I optimise for your team being able to maintain it.