Vertical 03 — Services

App & website building.

Websites and web apps shipped end-to-end — fast, mobile-first, built to do a job. By a senior independent operator who scopes and delivers, not a room of juniors. Most often the working front end of an AI build.

§ What it looks like in practice

Content-first, build-once.

Every build starts from the content, not from a template. What the site has to say, to whom, and at what moment of their scroll — the layout follows from that, not the other way around.

Performance is the second non-negotiable. I aim for top-tier Lighthouse scores on mobile and treat a slow build as unfinished. That means the lightest stack that does the job — no framework bloat where a simpler build wins — and an asset budget light enough to feel instant, even on a weak connection.

Hand-off is as senior as the build. A README that an intern could follow, a deploy that's one command, and a design-token inventory so future edits don't erode the system.

Fig. 01 — Responsive breakpoint matrix BASELINE 375px
1280px · DESKTOP 768px · TABLET 375px · MOBILE (baseline) BASELINE FLUID ↕ CLAMP(2.5rem, 6vw, 6rem)
Protocol — App & website building

How I intervene.

  1. Rebuild from the content

    Audit what the site has to say. Cut the 30% that shouldn't be there. Re-sequence the rest.

  2. Design system, not pages

    Tokens, components, layouts. If a page requires a new pattern, the pattern gets added to the system first.

  3. Ship lean

    The lightest stack that fits the job. No framework bloat where a simpler build wins. Top-tier Lighthouse on mobile is the target.

  4. Measure, iterate once

    Two weeks of live data, one round of post-launch tuning, then hand off. Not an indefinite retainer.

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