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A physiotherapy clinic needed a professional web presence that patients could trust at a glance — but the existing site was cluttered, hard to read on phones, and gave visitors no clear next step.

Built from scratch as a clean, mobile-first landing page. Semantics came first: a logical document structure, descriptive headings, and accessible controls. Visual hierarchy and a soft clinic palette carried the trust signals, while a lightweight, dependency-free SEO + performance pass (semantic meta, optimized assets, good core-web-vitals hygiene) got the page ranking and loading fast.

A calm, conversion-oriented site that reads clearly on any device and loads quickly. The clinic now has a credible online anchor with a single, obvious call to action for booking.

Go beyond the standard landing page. The brief was spatial and cinematic: a space-themed page that felt like a journey rather than a wall of text, with depth and motion carrying the story.

Built the visuals with pure CSS and the Canvas API — an animated star field, a soft planet, and layered section transitions driven by parallax scroll. Motion was treated like content: purposeful, eased, and only where it supported the narrative. Everything is responsive and respects prefers-reduced-motion, so the experience degrades gracefully instead of freezing the page.

A fluid, memorable scroll-through that keeps a visitor's attention from the first frame to the final call to action, without a single heavyweight library in the critical path.

Build a real, database-driven e-commerce experience for gaming peripherals — not a demo. The client (and the brief) needed actual cart, checkout, users, and the ability to manage products and orders from the back office.

A bold neo-brutalist design system — hard offset shadows, a dark/light theme toggle, and a canvas-animated hero — wrapped around a genuine backend. PHP + MySQL power authentication, sessions, CRUD for products and orders, and cart/checkout flows, all driven by a protected admin dashboard. Input validation and parameterized queries keep user data and the database safe, while vanilla JS handles cart interactions without a framework.

A complete, working storefront: customers can browse, register, fill a cart, and check out, while the owner manages catalog and orders from one place — a real product, end to end.

People know they want a better career but don't know which direction fits them — or what steps to take to get there. The goal: a guided, personalized self-exploration tool rather than a static list of "top careers."

A React frontend driving a guided, step-by-step quiz-style experience that adapts to each user's answers, talking to a Node.js API that persists profiles and results in MongoDB. The UI is deliberately scaffolded as a "passport" metaphor — a journey with milestones — so the user always knows where they are and what's next. Deployed to Vercel with clean separation between client and API layers.

An interactive career-discovery app that turns a broad question into a tailored path — a first hands-on lesson in wiring a modern React frontend to a Node/NoSQL backend as one system.