How I work
I'm the co-founder who actually builds and maintains the sites — design and development, from the first commit through the monthly updates that keep everything running afterward. If a client's site breaks, that's mine to fix.
I started Atlas because most small businesses I came across either had no website at all, or had one nobody had touched since the day it launched. I wanted to build sites the way I'd want mine built: fast, hand-coded instead of assembled from a page builder, and actually looked after once they're live — not left to rot.
Before Atlas, I worked in client-facing sales — donor engagement, direct sales, account management. That's where the structured, data-first, iterate-and-refine habit comes from, and it still shapes how I build: ship something real, watch how it's actually used, then refine it.
I'm self-taught. Nobody handed me a curriculum — I learned by building small projects, breaking things, and figuring out why, until building a full site solo stopped feeling out of reach.
What I bring
One stack, top to bottom
Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and shadcn/ui — the same stack this site runs on. I picked it for speed: fast to build, fast to load, and simple enough that I can maintain it long after launch.
Design and code, same person
I design every site and build it myself, so nothing gets lost translating a mockup into working code.
Maintenance doesn't stop at launch
Every client is on a flat monthly plan, so their site keeps getting updates and fixes instead of sitting untouched after it ships.
Two live, shipped projects
Shog Fuel, a free run club and halal performance brand, and The Delivery People, a same-day moving and courier service in Amsterdam — both hand-built by me, solo, and live today.
Small businesses, not enterprises
Barbers, restaurants, tradespeople, beauty and wellness, fitness — mostly around Amsterdam. I build for owners who need a site that works, not a design portfolio piece.
Sales instincts, applied to building
Before Atlas, I worked in client-facing sales — donor engagement, direct sales, account management. It's why every site gets built as an iteration: ship it, see how customers actually use it, then adjust.
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