What I’m proud of :
Products I designed and built end to end — architecture, interface and deployment, each one shipped by one person. A short case study sits behind every entry.
The management side of NAAAS Real Estate — a portfolio of properties with tenants, rent schedules, maintenance tickets and payment history, so the office stops running on spreadsheets.
The public platform for a multi-industry holding company — eight business wings, an investor enquiry flow and a service directory, all under one navigation.
Lead developer at OceanBlu Digital — building and maintaining client platforms, and setting how the front end is put together across the team.
Real-time customer support built into a client site — visitor and agent windows, typing indicators, and a transcript that survives a dropped connection.
A support chatbot that answers from a business’s own documents and hands over to a human the moment it is out of its depth, rather than guessing.
A full service and commerce platform with separate dashboards for customers, sellers and administrators — built and shipped as co-founder and lead developer.
Ordering and restaurant management for a food brand — menu, checkout, live order status and a kitchen view, with Firebase handling the realtime side.
The member side of Science Station — profiles, roles and committee positions, event attendance and a record of each member’s projects, so the club stops tracking people in a spreadsheet.
The website for a science club I co-founded — events, member sign-up and a project archive, designed in Figma and built from scratch.
Autonomous task runners and retrieval pipelines — agents that read a document set and answer from it, rather than guessing.
The operator side of RESHOBD — orders, product catalogue, seller approvals and user requests, all in one console.
Sales and user insight for RESHOBD — charted server-side so the numbers load instantly instead of assembling in the browser.
Menu management, order queue and daily reporting for the Crispy Broasted kitchen — built for staff to use on a busy shift.
Delivery logistics in a rider’s pocket — assigned drops, route, and status updates that sync the moment signal returns.
A glassmorphic authentication flow — sign-in, sign-up, recovery and session handling, designed in Figma then built against a real backend.
My first portfolio — a particle system and scroll-driven animation, hand-written in vanilla JavaScript before any framework.
A restaurant site built around the two things people actually come for — the menu and a table. Dish pages with allergens and heat level, a cart that survives a refresh, and booking that checks real availability before it takes a name.
Booking for an events space, where the hard part is the calendar. Rooms by capacity and layout, a date picker that greys out what is already taken, and an enquiry that arrives with the quote already calculated.
A resort site that answers the booking question first: rooms priced against a date range, a gallery that loads fast on a phone, and amenities written as facts rather than adjectives.
A storefront for a small clothing label — filters that narrow without reloading, size and stock shown before the click, and a checkout short enough to finish on a bus.
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