Real estate
Adora Montminy
A high-trust landing page for an independent agent, with a personal introduction, a browsable property showcase and a direct enquiry route.
Software Developer · Design + Development
Such as Websites, web apps and mobile applications. Everything will be shipped with a focus on usability, performance and business results.
A selection of digital products, websites and applications I've designed and built. Open any project to view the full design.
Real estate
A high-trust landing page for an independent agent, with a personal introduction, a browsable property showcase and a direct enquiry route.
Hospitality
An editorial, slow-scroll site for a boutique hotel, with individually featured suites, a chef-led restaurant story and per-section booking routes.
Events
A conversion-focused event site built around a fixed date, with early-bird ticket prompts, a dated speaker lineup, sponsor billing and a clear registration route.
E-commerce
A full storefront for a colour-cosmetics brand. Three entry points instead of one catalogue: best sellers, trending, and category routes into eyes, face and lips.
Skincare
A calm, earthy brand site for a CBD skincare range, with a product line-up including pricing, a founder story section, a limited-offer block and an enquiry form.
Interiors
A portfolio site for an interior stylist, with a mixed-height project gallery, a personal design-philosophy section and three productised services with their own routes.
Products are judged on whether they work for the people using them and pay back the business that commissioned them. That's the bar I build to.
Custom web applications, dashboards, portals and business tools, with real application logic, authentication and data that persists.
High-performance marketing and business websites built to load fast and convert, not just to look finished in a screenshot.
Modern mobile experiences designed around real usage, then built, tested and shipped to the stores.
Scalable product interfaces with authentication, subscriptions, dashboards and the application functionality behind them.
Custom storefronts and shopping experiences: catalogue structure, cart and checkout, and an admin you can actually run yourself.
Internal systems that automate repetitive workflows and replace the manual processes quietly costing you hours every week.
The full span of a build, handled by one person, from the first wireframe through to the deployed, monitored product.
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You don't have to hand a design to one person and hope another developer builds it correctly. I handle both sides of the process, from interface design to production-ready code.
Interfaces are designed around what can actually be built, so nothing gets quietly dropped between the mockup and the live product.
One point of contact for the whole project. No relay between a designer, a developer and whoever owns the deployment.
Usability, responsiveness and performance are treated as requirements, not as polish applied at the end if there's budget left.
I can take a project from concept through design, build, testing and deployment, then stay on for the changes that always follow launch.
Four stages, with something reviewable at the end of each one.
Understand the business, the users, the goals and the actual requirements before anything gets designed.
Create the structure, interface and user experience, then agree it while changes are still cheap.
Develop the product with modern technologies and a responsive architecture, with a live preview as it comes together.
Test, optimise, deploy to your domain, and provide ongoing support once real users arrive.
I'm a software developer who works across both sides of a product: the interface people see and the code underneath it. That combination is deliberate. I got tired of watching good designs get diluted in the handoff to development, so I learned to do both.
Most of what I enjoy about this work is the problem-solving: working out what a product actually needs to do, what can be cut, and how to make the result feel obvious to the person using it. I care about things loading fast, working on a mid-range phone, and still making sense six months later.
Whether you're starting from an idea, redesigning an existing product, or need someone to take your project from design to deployment, let's talk.