Ecommerce
Storefronts built for checkout speed. Clean product architecture, payment and shipping wired up, and a dashboard your team can run without me.
- WooCommerce & Shopify builds
- Cart recovery and upsell flows
- Speed-optimised product pages
I build fast, conversion-focused websites — Ecommerce, LMS and SaaS platforms — and wire them into AI automation systems with n8n, so the selling, support and follow-up keep running while you sleep.
Three things I build over and over, each with its own stack, its own edge cases, and its own definition of done.
Storefronts built for checkout speed. Clean product architecture, payment and shipping wired up, and a dashboard your team can run without me.
Course sites where students actually finish. Structured lessons, drip content, quizzes, certificates and clean progress tracking.
Marketing sites for software products — pricing tables that convert, docs that make sense, and a design system your team can extend.
Built on n8n with GPT models in the loop. Every flow is monitored, logged, and handed over with documentation you can actually read.
An agent that greets every inbox message, answers from your real product data, and escalates to a human only when it should.
Order confirmations, delivery updates, review requests and re-engagement campaigns running on the WhatsApp Cloud API.
The back office on autopilot: orders synced, stock watched, invoices filed, and a daily summary landing wherever your team already works.
Same brain, two channels. It reads the question, checks your store data, answers in your tone, and writes the result back to your systems.
A real order-support flow, node by node. Nothing here is a mockup of an idea — this is the shape of the systems I ship.
Product architecture, filters, a checkout that loads under two seconds, and abandoned-cart recovery that starts sending within the hour.
Drip-released modules, quizzes with real grading, certificates on completion, and automated nudges when a student goes quiet for a week.
We map what you sell, who buys it, and which part of the process is eating your time.
A written plan: pages, integrations, automation flows, timeline and fixed price. No moving targets.
Site built first, then the automations layered on top and tested against real traffic.
Loom walkthroughs, documentation, and 30 days of support after launch.
Tell me what you sell and who you sell it to. I'll come back with a scope, a timeline and a fixed price.
