Full-Stack Web Application Development
For businesses building or rebuilding a core product
End-to-end web apps built on React/Next.js and Node.js/NestJS — from data model to deployed UI, with performance and maintainability treated as requirements, not afterthoughts.
Most web app engagements start the same way: a business needs a core product built, or an existing one needs to be rebuilt because it's outgrown its foundations. I work across the full stack — data modeling, API design, frontend implementation, and deployment — so the same person who designs the architecture is the one writing the code, instead of decisions getting lost in translation between specialists.
What's Included
Architecture and tech stack decisions
Frontend + backend implementation
Database design and API development
Deployment and CI/CD setup
Is This a Fit?
Good Fit
- You need a production web app, not a prototype
- You want one person accountable for the whole stack
- You have a reasonably clear picture of the core features
Not a Fit
- You're only looking for frontend or only backend help on an existing team
- You need a large team shipping in parallel across many features at once
Related Work
Engagement Options
Fixed-Scope Project
Defined deliverable, defined timeline
We agree on scope, timeline, and cost upfront based on a discovery call. Best when you already know what you need built.
Good for: MVPs, new features, defined migrations
Ongoing Contract
Continuous development capacity
I work as an extension of your team on a recurring basis — new features, fixes, and iteration as priorities shift.
Good for: products already live, growing roadmaps
Retainer
Recurring technical capacity
A recurring block of time for ongoing development, technical improvements, or SEO work — without re-scoping a new project every time something comes up.
Good for: products already live, ongoing SEO work, growing roadmaps
Common Questions
Do you work with an existing design, or do you also handle UI design?
Both. If you have Figma files or a design system, I build to spec. If not, I can design a clean, functional UI myself — it won't be agency-level visual design, but it will be usable, consistent, and shippable.
Can you take over a codebase someone else started?
Yes, this comes up often. I start with a short audit to understand what's there before committing to a timeline, since taking over unfamiliar code responsibly takes longer than starting fresh — but it's usually still faster than a full rebuild.
Think This Is the Right Fit?
Book a discovery call and we'll figure out the scope, timeline, and engagement model together.