I turn Figma designs, prototypes, and product requirements into responsive, production-ready front-end experiences using modern HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and Next.js. Every interface is built with attention to visual accuracy, interaction, accessibility, and performance.
Whether you need a marketing website, reusable component system, interactive landing page, or production-ready React interface, I build front ends that are maintainable, responsive, and ready to integrate with your existing backend or CMS.
From design implementation to responsive QA, every front-end build is structured around clean code, reusable components, and reliable performance.
Accurate implementation of Figma, Adobe XD, or PSD designs with careful attention to typography, spacing, layouts, interactions, and responsive behaviour across breakpoints.
Mobile-first interfaces that adapt cleanly across desktop, tablet, and mobile without relying on fragile positioning or duplicated layouts.
Reusable React and Next.js components for marketing websites, landing pages, dashboards, and application interfaces with a maintainable component architecture.
Reusable UI components, consistent design patterns, shared styles, and structured layouts that make future pages faster to build and easier to maintain.
Optimized images, fonts, JavaScript, CSS, rendering behaviour, and component loading to improve real-world performance and Core Web Vitals.
Semantic markup, keyboard-friendly interactions, accessible forms, appropriate heading structures, and practical accessibility improvements throughout the interface.
Connect front-end interfaces with WordPress, REST APIs, WPGraphQL, custom APIs, and third-party services to turn static designs into functional experiences.
Subtle transitions, hover states, scroll interactions, and interface animations that improve usability without adding unnecessary performance overhead.
Testing across modern Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge environments with responsive checks to identify layout, interaction, and rendering issues before launch.
A structured process keeps the implementation accurate, responsive, and maintainable from the first component to the final production build.
I review the designs, existing codebase, technical requirements, content structure, integrations, and responsive states before defining the implementation approach.
I break the interface into reusable components and establish the layout, typography, spacing, responsive behaviour, and shared patterns before building individual pages.
Development happens in logical milestones, starting with the global structure and reusable components before moving into page-specific sections and interactions.
Every interface is tested across breakpoints and browsers, followed by performance checks covering rendering, images, fonts, JavaScript, and Core Web Vitals.
The completed front end is connected to the required CMS, API, or backend and prepared for the production environment.
You receive a clean, maintainable implementation with the relevant project structure and documentation, plus post-launch support for fixing implementation issues.
Not a freelancer who learned WordPress from YouTube last year. 10+ years of serious builds.
10+ years exclusively in WordPress — not a generalist. I know where the edge cases are, which plugins conflict, and how to build for long-term maintainability rather than just the launch deadline.
If you hand me a Figma file, the live site will match it — including spacing, hover states, and responsive behaviour. Less than 5% revision rate on design implementation across 200+ projects.
Every WordPress site I build is measured with GTmetrix before handover. 90+ PageSpeed isn’t a nice-to-have — it’s the baseline. Average Core Web Vitals improvement across my projects is 40%.
I use AI tools for code generation, debugging, and SEO structuring — which cuts average build time by ~30%. Your budget goes further and your deadlines are more achievable. Every line is reviewed and tested by me.
No black boxes. You know exactly where things stand at every stage of every build.
30 min to understand goals, timeline, designs, and what success looks like for this project.
Fixed scope, fixed price, clear milestones — sent within 48 hours of the call.
Built in milestones on staging. You review and approve before anything goes live.
Full QA, launch, CMS walkthrough, and 30-day post-launch support.
If your question isn't here, just ask — I reply to every enquiry within 24 hours.
I review the complete design system first, including typography, spacing, components, responsive states, and interactions. I then build reusable components rather than treating every page as an isolated design.
Yes. I can build or improve the front end while keeping WordPress as the backend. Depending on the project, the implementation can use a traditional WordPress setup, REST API, WPGraphQL, or a headless architecture.
Yes. I use React and Next.js for projects where a component-driven or application-style front end provides a clear technical benefit.
Yes. Responsive behaviour is part of the implementation rather than something added at the end. I test layouts across desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints.
Yes. I can audit an existing implementation, identify layout, performance, maintainability, or responsive problems, and improve the relevant areas without unnecessarily rebuilding the entire project.
Yes. I can work from Figma files, Git repositories, existing component systems, staging environments, technical documentation, and established development processes.
Tell me what you’re building. I’ll give you a straight answer on fit and what it takes.