Prototype → Production
A Figma design is a picture, not a website. A project from Lovable, Bolt or Replit can look finished on screen but have nothing running behind it. This is the gap I work in: taking something that already exists and doing the work that makes it real — a proper system behind it, a database, and getting it safely online.
- Turning a Figma design into a real website
- Adding the missing engine behind an AI-built site
- Adding a database and user logins
- Finishing a project another developer started
- Updating old software without rebuilding everything
- A design with no working website behind it yet
- A Lovable, Bolt.new or Replit project that needs to become real
- A half-finished project left by a previous developer
From first message to live
- 01
Review
An honest look at what you have: what is worth keeping, what is not, and why.
- 02
Plan
A clear route to finished, rebuilding only what genuinely needs rebuilding.
- 03
Finish
I add the working parts it never had: the system behind it, the database and the logins.
- 04
Launch
Made secure, put online, and written down clearly enough to hand over.
Clients who hired me for this
Outstanding Experience. I liked working with him and hope to have the opportunity to work with him again.
This work, done
Moving a React site to WordPress without losing the speed
Madsheets had a fast React site on Vercel and no way to publish blog content. Rebuilding in WordPress meant keeping the speed that made the original worth keeping.
Hansons Kitchens & Wardrobes
A kitchen company designed their site in Lovable, then needed it built for real. Rebuilt pixel-perfect in WordPress and Elementor in under a week.
Often needed together
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