Web Application Development
Custom web applications — dashboards, booking systems, e-commerce platforms, and internal tools built to scale with your business.
Beyond websites — tools that run your business
Sometimes a website isn’t enough. You need a system that manages bookings, processes orders, tracks inventory, or automates workflows. That’s where web applications come in.
I build custom web apps using modern frameworks like SvelteKit, React, and Node.js. These aren’t cobbled together from WordPress plugins — they’re purpose-built for your specific needs, designed to grow with your business.
What I build
- E-commerce platforms — Custom storefronts with headless Shopify, Stripe integration, and exceptional performance
- Dashboards & admin panels — Data visualisation, reporting, and management tools
- Booking systems — Appointment scheduling, resource management, availability handling
- Internal tools — Workflow automation, data processing, team collaboration
- Customer portals — Self-service areas for your clients to manage their accounts
Case study: Clever Cookie
I built a custom SvelteKit storefront for Clever Cookie, a growing e-commerce brand. The headless architecture uses Shopify for order management and TikTok Shop for social commerce, with a blazing-fast custom frontend that handles thousands of monthly visitors. The result? Better performance, more flexibility, and a unique shopping experience that a standard Shopify theme could never deliver.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a website and a web app? +
A website primarily displays information. A web app lets users interact, manage data, complete transactions, or automate processes. Think of it as the difference between a brochure and a tool.
Can you build e-commerce platforms? +
Yes. I build custom e-commerce solutions using headless architectures — Shopify for backend commerce, with a custom-built frontend for maximum speed and flexibility. I've built high-traffic stores handling thousands of monthly visitors.
Do you work with existing APIs? +
Absolutely. I regularly integrate with payment providers (Stripe, PayPal), booking systems, CRMs, accounting software, and custom APIs. If it has an API, I can connect to it.