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Python DeveloperAI & Web DeveloperAI Automation
I build modern websites and practical AI-powered solutions that turn ideas into simple, useful digital experiences.
What I do
Modern, responsive websites built with React and Next.js — fast on mobile, tidy to maintain, and structured so the next change is easy.
Language models, classification and smart features integrated into real products, with prompts and outputs handled properly rather than demoed and dropped.
Python scripts, scheduled jobs and API calls that take repetitive work off your plate — with logging and error handling, so it keeps running quietly.
Selected work
Every project below is live on the web — click through to see it running, then find the rest on the projects page.
Elare is a full storefront experience rather than a single landing page. Collections are browsable, every product has its own detail route, and the editorial chapters give the brand a considered voice alongside the shop.
Soreva leans into a moody dining-room aesthetic: warm copper accents against deep espresso tones, with sections for the experience, signature dishes and the chef's philosophy. Reservations and private dining are first-class pages, not afterthoughts.
Lumiere uses a soft ivory and gold palette with reveal-on-scroll motion to keep a long, content-rich page feeling light. Services, packages, bridal, gallery, reviews, FAQ and booking all live on one smooth-scrolling page.
Skills
A practical set of skills covering the front end, the Python behind it, and the glue that connects other people's APIs together.
Clean, readable Python for scripts, services, data work and the logic that runs behind the scenes.
Responsive, fast-loading front ends built with modern component frameworks and tidy structure.
Practical AI features — language models, classification and smart features that earn their place in a product.
Automating repetitive steps with scripts, APIs and AI so manual work stops eating your week.
Connecting third-party services and AI providers so data moves between tools without copy-paste.
The fundamentals, done properly — semantic structure, considered layout and interactive detail.
Version control as a habit: clean commits, readable history and projects that are easy to hand over.
Breaking an unclear requirement into small, solvable steps and shipping the working version first.
Send over a short brief — what you need, who it’s for and your timeline. I’ll come back with honest feedback on what’s realistic.