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Anyone can list logos. This page works differently: every claim below links to something you can click and inspect — running live on this site or shipped in real client work. If I say I can build it, you can go and poke it.
Capabilities
01
This site is the demo: hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript with zero frameworks and zero dependencies. Canvas particle systems, a raw WebGL ember shader, physics simulations and a hundred interactive exhibits — all running on code you can read in your browser's view-source.
HTML · CSS · JavaScript · Canvas · WebGL
02
Custom themes coded from scratch with no page-builder weight, and rescue work inside Elementor and WooCommerce stacks that other people built. The SMGT site is a hand-coded theme tuned for speed; the EBF work is custom components living inside Elementor Pro on a production finance site.
WordPress · WooCommerce · Elementor Pro · Astra · WPForms · PHP
03
Beyond WordPress: application work in Next.js, React and TypeScript, with Convex for real-time data and Tailwind with shadcn/ui for interface speed. Aurora — an EOS business platform designed as an offline-first PWA with real-time sync — is the deep-end example.
Next.js · React · TypeScript · Convex · Tailwind · shadcn/ui
04
Claude-powered assistants, multi-agent desktop tooling and document pipelines — plus the harder research end: an LSTM trading system in Python and TensorFlow with its own backtesting framework. Every service on the homepage flips between a with-AI and without-AI version, because AI has to earn its keep.
Claude · Multi-agent systems · Python · TensorFlow · Keras · pandas · NumPy
05
One Flutter codebase for iOS and Android: native-feeling apps designed for thumbs, built offline-first and carried through to store submission. Honest framing — this is a capability I scope per project, and the offer page spells out exactly what an MVP includes.
Flutter · iOS · Android
06
The unglamorous layer that keeps everything alive: DNS, SSL, email routing, cPanel and managed hosts like Kinsta, Docker containers, Nextcloud and Nginx Proxy Manager, with GitHub-driven deployment workflows. Set up with practical best practice — permissions, backups and a repeatable release process.
DNS & Hosting · Kinsta · cPanel · Afrihost · Docker · Nextcloud · Nginx Proxy Manager · GitHub
07
Technical SEO and Core Web Vitals done at the server and the markup, not bolted on with plugins: site structure, metadata, image optimisation pipelines and server-level speed configuration. Rankings compound over months — honestly — and performance is re-checked every care cycle.
Technical SEO · Core Web Vitals · Image pipelines · Server config · Analytics
The method
The Lab is self-funded R&D: a hundred interactive exhibits — physics, shaders, algorithms, playable games — each built from scratch and each documented with an under-the-hood panel explaining the real algorithm. It exists so client work stays ahead of the curve instead of catching up to it.
Applied closes the loop: it maps those techniques to the industries and page placements where they earn money, with six complete demo sites showing them working in context — logistics, hospitality, finance, education, fashion and events.
And this site itself is the living demo. It ships improvements continuously — the same measure-and-improve loop I sell is the one it runs on. Nothing here is a stock template, a bought theme or a framework default; if it moves, I wrote it.
Next
Tell me what you're building — or what's broken — and I'll tell you straight which of these layers it needs.