I build what you design.
For studios whose clients have outgrown Webflow and Framer — fast, CMS-backed websites their team can actually maintain, without you needing to staff a frontend engineer.
the-problem.md
Some of your clients have outgrown Webflow or Framer.
Maybe the content's too complex, the CMS needs are too custom, or the site's become real infrastructure — not a marketing page, but something that has to scale, update constantly, and not break. That's usually the point where "just build it in Webflow" stops being the right call, and you need someone who can actually engineer it.
You don't need a full-time hire for that. You need a build partner you can bring in project by project.
what-i-do.md
- Frontend development — Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind
- CMS architecture — Sanity, Shopify, structured so non-technical teams can self-manage content
- Performance — Lighthouse 90+ as a baseline, not a stretch goal
- Handoff — documentation and training so I'm not a permanent dependency
I'm not pitching brand strategy or design direction. You own that. I own making it real.
who-this-is-for.md
Boutique design studios, branding agencies, and growth/CRO shops working with funded startups, tech companies, or scaling DTC brands — clients whose sites have outgrown what Webflow or Framer can hold.
You're a good fit if:
- Your clients' sites are content-heavy, fast-growing, or need a CMS non-technical teams can actually manage
- You don't have (or don't want to staff full-time) a frontend engineer
- You need a build partner who can take a Figma file and run with it, with minimal hand-holding
- You care about performance and long-term maintainability, not just launch day
recent-work.md
Their site wasn't built to scale — every content update meant developer time. I built the Next.js frontend and designed the CMS architecture in Sanity from the ground up: modular, reusable blocks their internal team could manage independently.
Built conversion-focused landing pages for 10–15 active clients at a time, working directly from growth strategists' goals and copy. Led the migration to Next.js and built the shared component library that made running that many accounts simultaneously workable.
how-it-works.md
- Scope call
you share the design files and what the client's team needs long-term - Proposal
clear scope, timeline, and price before anything starts - Build
regular check-ins, no disappearing for three weeks and resurfacing with surprises - Handoff
documentation, a short training session if needed, and a clean exit — or an ongoing arrangement if you want one
pricing.md
Builds typically range from $8,000–$25,000+, depending on CMS complexity, page types, and integrations.
Ongoing/retainer arrangements available for studios with recurring build needs.