Work

Six recent projects for shops, restaurants and hotels. Each one covers the problem, what I built and what changed.

Neighborhood grocery2026Design, build, admin

Mini Market

An online grocery for a neighborhood market, with weekly offers, a shopping bag and same-evening delivery orders sent over WhatsApp.

The problem: Orders came in by phone and voice notes, so items were missed and nobody knew what was in stock.
What I built: A storefront organized by aisle, with weekly offers, a bag that remembers the order and a checkout that sends one clear WhatsApp message.
What changed: The owner updates prices and stock from her phone, and every order arrives complete with an area and a time window.

Electronics showroom2026Design, build, admin

An electronics showroom that sells online, with side-by-side product comparison, clear specifications and a pickup or delivery checkout.

The problem: Customers compared devices across three other websites before visiting, and often bought elsewhere.
What I built: Product pages with plain-language specifications and a comparison tray that puts up to three devices side by side.
What changed: Shoppers decide on the site, reserve the device and collect it the same day from the showroom.

Boutique hotel2025Design and build

A boutique hotel site built around direct bookings, with room pages, a photo gallery and an availability request that reaches the front desk.

The problem: Most bookings came through agencies that kept a large share of every night sold.
What I built: A calm, photo-led site with a page for every room and an availability request that goes straight to the front desk.
What changed: Guests can ask about a stay directly, and the team answers from one booking list instead of four inboxes.

Restaurant2025Design, build, admin

A restaurant site where guests read the menu, order for pickup and reserve a table, and the kitchen manages it all from one screen.

The problem: The menu lived in a PDF, and table requests arrived through four different apps.
What I built: A menu the kitchen edits itself, pickup ordering and one reservation form, all feeding the same dashboard.
What changed: The floor manager opens one screen before service and sees every order and table for the evening.

Family bakery2024Design and build

A warm one-page site for a family bakery, with the menu, the story and a contact form the owner can edit herself.

The problem: The bakery had loyal customers and no place online to show what comes out of the oven each morning.
What I built: One warm page with the menu, the family story, a gallery and a contact form, all editable by the owner.
What changed: New customers find the bakery, see the day's specialities and send cake orders through the site.

Shared product2026Product design and build

One admin panel shared by every site above: products, orders, messages and settings, designed so staff need no training.

The problem: Every client site had a different back office, which meant training staff again for each one.
What I built: One admin panel that adapts to each business: catalog, orders or bookings, messages and settings, with the same layout everywhere.
What changed: A new shop gets a working back office on day one, and staff learn it in a single short session.