Problem, approach, challenges, learnings, tech stack and live links — the same structure for each build, so you can judge the work rather than the pitch.
A high-end automotive showcase where each vehicle is a full listing — gallery, spec table, mileage, drivetrain and price — backed by an inventory model that lets the dealer add or retire stock without touching layout code.
A worldwide streetwear storefront engineered as a campaign gallery: full-bleed imagery, restrained typography, honest stock states and a checkout tuned for international shipping.
A food hall concept where several cuisines share one venue. The menu is data-driven — kitchens, sections, dishes, dietary tags and prices all render from one structured source, so a menu change never becomes a page rebuild.
A state-heavy productivity application built for freelancers and small teams — projects, tasks, statuses and progress views that stay fast as the workspace grows.
A luxury jewelry storefront doubling as an inventory archive: structured product arrays, real-time pricing, filtered grid browsing and lead capture built for buyers who expect a consultation rather than a checkout button.
An organisational site for a foundation: programme pages, impact reporting, volunteer and donation pathways, structured so trust is established before anyone is asked to give.
A multi-section business site presenting services, credibility and contact routes in a single clean flow — designed so a first-time visitor understands the offer within one screen.
A full e-commerce layout for an independent streetwear label — product catalog configuration, photography per variant, multi-tier pricing and a checkout flow built for both local and international buyers.
A portfolio that behaves like a desktop operating system: draggable windows, a taskbar and live project launches that open inside the interface rather than sending visitors away.