Industries
Web design and development,
Web design and development,
tuned to your sector.
Every industry breaks in a different place — listings that cannot be filtered, booking widgets that feel bolted on, catalogues that crawl. These pages describe what I build for each one.
Sectors
Ten industries I build for
(01)
Real Estate
Most real-estate sites are built on a generic listings template that can't be customized around how a specific agency…
(02)
Healthcare & Clinics
Clinic sites often bolt on a third-party booking widget that looks and feels disconnected from the rest of the site…
(03)
SaaS Startups
Early-stage SaaS teams often ship a marketing site that doesn't match the product's actual maturity — either…
(04)
Restaurants & Hospitality
A lot of restaurant sites are slow, image-heavy, and impossible to update — so the menu on the site stops matching…
(05)
E-commerce & D2C Brands
Generic storefront themes make it hard to stand out, and a lot of D2C sites lose sales to slow product pages and…
(06)
Law Firms
Law firm sites frequently read as a wall of credentials with no clear next step for a visitor who's actually trying to…
(07)
Fitness & Wellness
Studios and trainers often rely on a third-party booking app embedded in an iframe, which looks unprofessional and…
(08)
Education & Coaching
Coaches and course creators often patch together three or four different tools (site, checkout, community, scheduling)…
(09)
Home Services
Contractors and home-service businesses usually get outranked locally by directory sites and lead-gen middlemen because…
(10)
Financial Services & Fintech
Financial-services sites have to balance regulatory caution with the actual need to explain a product clearly — most…
By the numbers
Why sector experience matters
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0+Projects shipped
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0countries with clients — India, US, UK, Australia, Canada
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