Two products, shipped and running.
The studio is new and most client work is private, so this page shows what I have built and can point at — plus the method behind it.
Oro & Alma
A mobile permanent-jewelry atelier. Chains are welded by hand at appointments, pop-ups, and private parties — so the site had to be a shop, a booking desk, and an event system at once.
- Audience
- Clients booking one-to-one appointments, and hosts running bridal, festival, and private-party events.
- Problem
- Browsing, booking, event pre-orders, and paperwork were scattered across messages and forms with no single place to send a customer.
- On the site today
- Collections browsable by chains, connectors, charms and gift cards, with live stock state and starting prices
- Shopping bag and checkout, plus customer accounts and sign-in
- Appointment booking and separate group-event booking
- Event storefronts opened by a six-character code so guests can pre-order
- Client waiver, reviews, inquiry forms and policy pages
TrophyRoom OS
A companion for meaningful golf events — the place an outing lives before, during, and after it is played.
- Audience
- Organisers and players in golf events and outings.
- Problem
- The record of an event — who played, what happened, who won — usually dies in a group chat the week after.
- Verified in the product
- A member home that pulls together current events, rounds in progress, GHIN index and a TrophyRoom index trend
- An event workspace with setup checklist, registration counts, timeline and tee-time status
- Live round scoring hole by hole, with an aerial hole view and running gross, net and standings
- Members sign in to reach any event; everything past the front door is private to participants
Members-only product. These screens come from my own account and a test event; no other member's details are shown.
Design & front end
- Responsive layouts
- Type and visual systems
- Accessible, keyboard-friendly interfaces
- Content structure and copy shaping
Applications
- Accounts and sign-in
- Databases and permissions
- Admin and reporting views
- Forms, uploads, and workflows
Commerce & scheduling
- Product catalogues and carts
- Checkout and gift cards
- Appointment and event booking
- Codes, waivers, and intake
Launch & hand-off
- Custom domains
- Search and share metadata
- Documentation of how it runs
- A clear route to future changes
Four shapes most projects take.
Pricing depends on scope and is quoted per project after the first conversation — never by the hour, never open-ended.
One focused page — a launch, a profile, an event, an offer. Fast to scope, fast to ship.
Multi-page site with structure, metadata, and content you can extend as the business changes.
A real application: accounts, data, permissions, and an admin view for the person running it.
The process living in spreadsheets, email threads, and someone's memory — made into software.
Tell me what you're trying to build.
A few sentences is enough to start. I'll come back with an honest read on fit, scope, and first steps.
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