Designer & Developer
Straightforward to work with, and quick to reply. Start a project and let's get your business somewhere people can find it.
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I took college-level computer design classes while I was still in high school, and kept building on my own after the coursework ran out. I am eighteen, currently on a gap year, and working remotely as I travel — Japan, Korea and Thailand so far. Being in a bilingual environment every day is where most of my work now comes from.
I teach English to kids in Taiwan, which is where I learned what a small business site actually needs: plain pricing, an obvious next step, and a booking link in the app people already have open. I also run my own tutoring site, so I have been the client as well as the developer — I know what it feels like to wait on someone else for a change that should take five minutes.
“A site earns its keep by being fast on a cheap phone, readable in both languages, and easy to change after I hand it over.”
I play guitar 🎸 badly enough to enjoy it and often enough to be slowly getting better 🎶
Skating is how I learned that landing something takes about forty tries 🛹 which turns out to apply to most things 💨
Currently on a gap year working from wherever I am ✈️ Japan, Korea and Thailand so far 🌏
Cold mornings, long runs, and the ride back up to do it again ⛷️ easily my favourite way to spend a winter day 🏔️
What I actually build to 🎧 Have a listen 💚
FAQ
Mostly sites for small businesses and independent teachers, studios and services — the kind where the goal is a booking, a message or a phone call. That covers design, build, copy support and the booking integration, plus landing pages and one-off interactive work.
Yes, and it is most of what I do. I build English and Traditional Chinese side by side rather than bolting a translation on at the end, so both versions get the same layout care and neither reads like an afterthought.
Yes. I have wired up scheduling tools that show live availability, and booking flows that hand off to LINE or WhatsApp when that is where your customers already are. I will recommend whichever your customers will actually use, not whichever is fanciest.
You get the code, a written handover, and a walkthrough of anything you will want to change yourself. I am available for updates after that, but the goal is that small edits never require me.
Fair question. Judge the work: the sites in my portfolio are live, bilingual, and built by me end to end, and one of them is my own business that I depend on. I would rather be hired on what I have shipped than on how long I have been shipping it.
Yes. I work remotely and I am currently travelling, so I am used to overlapping time zones and asynchronous updates. I will tell you up front which hours I am reliably reachable.