Since 2002 I have been designing and building websites that need to communicate clearly, feel credible, and remain maintainable in daily use.
This website portfolio covers a broad range of real client contexts: tourism and hospitality sites, medical and dental presentation websites, cultural and museum projects, industrial and consulting companies, local service businesses, product pages, and community organizations. What connects them is not one visual formula, but the same goal: structure the information well, express the value clearly, and make the site usable for both visitors and the people maintaining it.
On the implementation side, this work is built on long-term frontend and backend practice with HTML5, CSS3, SCSS, build tools, JavaScript, React, PHP, Symfony, and Laravel. In some cases the right answer is a lean presentation site; in others it means custom content structure, more complex integrations, or a CMS that matches the real publishing workflow instead of forcing the client into awkward habits.
I also work with my own CMS architecture, which matters when a site needs stable multilingual content handling, controlled editing, and room to grow without turning routine updates into developer-only tasks. The websites shown here are not concept mockups. They are practical, client-facing builds shaped by actual business needs, available content, messaging constraints, and long-term maintenance realities.
If you want to assess the range, look through the projects and compare how differently the same core skills are applied across sectors. Some sites are more editorial, some more service-oriented, some more product-driven, but all of them are built around clarity, fit, and implementation quality.
