Taking select engagements
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Two offers, often bought together. A small company usually needs both. A corporate team often needs one of them done by someone who will still answer the phone after launch.
The engagement
For a corporate team or a small company that is tired of a template, and for an individual who needs a presence. The page loads fast and reads clearly on a phone. The offer is visible without a tour. Call, text, and email are obvious. The visual system is yours, not a theme with the logo swapped.
A website engagement is measured in weeks, not a season. You see the page early. Launch includes the domain, the basics of search, and a handoff a non-developer can live with.
For the product the website is promising. Scheduling, customer accounts, internal tools, and AI-driven agentic software development. The operational piece a brochure site cannot fake. Designed, built, and put in production. The recent scheduling platform is the shape of this work: one product, from design to a system people actually use, on AWS, with the deployment and the release path included.
Stack, when you ask: Vue and Nuxt together for the progressive JavaScript application. C#, .NET, and ASP.NET Core behind a REST API. Cloud-agnostic across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Docker and Kubernetes to package and run it. CI/CD so each change is built, checked, and released the same way. The data store the product needs. The stack follows the job.
This is not a staff-augmentation bench and not a twelve-person proposal. One principal, the people required for that engagement, and a date it is done.
How to engage
Remote, and corp-to-corp. A website, the product behind it, or both. If you already know the page you need, start there. If the hard part is a payment flow, start with the payments work.
Price is based on the task, the duration, and the numbers managed on the site. Rates are consistent with modern AI-driven development.