About my work.
I architect and deliver headless digital storefronts with Next.js, handling everything from UX design to cloud deployment.
ModaSphere: Redefining
E-commerce Templates.
ModaSphere started as a simple e-commerce template and quickly evolved into a fully customizable platform. It’s more than just a storefront—it’s a foundation for businesses to create a seamless shopping experience that’s fast, intuitive, and visually engaging. The project taught me how to think beyond individual features and focus on building scalable systems that can adapt to different brands and product types.
Working on ModaSphere pushed me to refine every detail, from the admin dashboard to the checkout process. It wasn’t just about writing code; it was about crafting a fluid user journey that feels cohesive from start to finish. It’s a project that continues to evolve as I integrate new tools and experiment with headless architecture.
SkandiWall: Simplicity Meets Functionality.
Inspired by the minimalism of Scandinavian design, SkandiWall was my take on creating an e-commerce app that feels both modern and timeless . It was more than just a minimalist e-commerce app—it was a collaborative journey that taught me the power of working closely with a team. Inspired by Scandinavian design principles, we set out to build a platform that felt modern yet timeless, letting the products shine without unnecessary distractions.
Working alongside three frontend developers, we embraced agile methodologies, holding daily stand-ups and iterating quickly based on feedback. This experience not only sharpened my ability to communicate effectively but also deepened my understanding of how to align backend development with frontend needs.
Shopify Headless Demo: The Future of E-commerce
Shopify is a powerhouse, but I wanted to see how its capabilities could be expanded with a headless approach. This demo project was an opportunity to explore how a Shopify backend could integrate seamlessly with a custom frontend built with Next.js and GraphQL.
The challenge was not just fetching data but presenting it in a way that felt intuitive and engaging. It was a lesson in balancing design and functionality, creating a user experience that feels fluid even as the underlying architecture becomes more complex. For businesses exploring headless commerce, this demo is a glimpse of what’s possible when you combine the best of both worlds.
EcomCore: Essential E-commerce Foundation.
EcomCore is a streamlined e-commerce template designed to provide a foundational structure for online stores. Unlike ModaSphere, which offers a fully customizable experience, EcomCore focuses on delivering essential functionalities like product display, cart management, and user authentication in a minimalist setup.
The goal was to build a clean, lightweight framework that developers can easily extend while maintaining a robust backend structure powered by Node.js, Express, and MongoDB. It's a canvas that can evolve, serving as a starting point for more advanced implementations.
See EcomCore in action with the live demo and explore the source code on GitHub.
Let's build something better.
I strongly believe that designers and developers have a responsibility to make sure that what we are building does no harm and I try to be as ethical as I can in taking on projects.
If your organisation represents online gambling, payday loans, big tobacco, or mines and monetises personal data, then I am probably not the best fit for your project. Due to its extremely wasteful energy consumption, I don't take on projects using crypto technology. I'm not one to completely write off a technology but I can't conscionably work with it in its current form.
All that said, if you are looking for help building something that promotes sustainability, diversity, or generally aims to make a positive impact, then let's talk.