Web design & development vol. 3

This is the recent end of the archive. Whole projects rather than pretty screens: concept, design, code, launch, and the boring support that follows for years afterwards.

I write the code myself. Frameworks when they earn their place, visual builders like Bricks when the client needs to edit the site on a Tuesday without calling me, and plain hand-written CSS more often than either.

Nothing here started from a template. That costs more hours at the beginning and saves a redesign later, which is a trade I keep making.