Custom software and websites I've built

Printed invitations are expensive, slow to change, and say nothing about who is actually coming. Blush Events replaces them with a small, animated wedding website for each couple, shared through one link that works on any phone.

Couples choose one of four hand-designed styles and a colour palette, then fill in their story, the ceremony and reception details, and their photos. Guests reply in a tap, and the couple watches the answers arrive in real time, including head counts, meal choices and song requests.

The challenge

The product had to feel as special as a printed invitation while being cheaper, faster to update, and far more useful for planning. It also had to work as a business, with self-service plans for couples who want to do it themselves and premium plans for those who want it done for them.

What I built

I built the marketing site, four complete invitation designs with live demos, and the platform behind them. That includes customer accounts, an editor with unlimited updates, the RSVP system and its dashboard, and three one-time pricing plans. Every invitation is mobile-first and available in English and Romanian.

Nordic Home designs and builds made-to-measure kitchens, islands, storage and finishes. Their customers are homeowners planning a significant investment, who want to see the quality of the work and understand the process before they get in touch.

The website walks visitors through exactly that: what the workshop makes, how a project runs from consultation and 3D design to installation, and what finished concepts look like. Every section leads to a quote request, with a faster callback option for people who would rather talk on the phone.

The challenge

A premium, custom product needs a site that feels as considered as the kitchens themselves. Enquiries also had to arrive with enough detail, such as project type and budget, for the workshop to reply with a useful quote within 24 hours.

What I built

I designed and built a fast single-page site with a full-width image carousel, service cards, a four-step process, and a gallery of captioned 3D concepts. It has two forms: a detailed quote request with project type and budget range, and a quick callback form. Both are protected by reCAPTCHA. Cookie consent, analytics and an English version are included.

Daste Digital offers a wide range of services, from a simple landing page to custom AI agents. The site had to make that range easy to understand and compare, without hiding prices behind a contact form.

Every service has its own page with typical timelines, scope and starting prices. Visitors can switch between Romanian and English, and between RON, EUR and USD, and the site remembers their choice.

The challenge

Explain many different services clearly, in two languages and three currencies, while keeping the site fast and easy to update without touching code.

What I built

I built the site on Next.js running on Cloudflare Workers, with translated URLs, automatic language detection based on location, and a currency switcher. Blog posts and legal pages are written in MDX. Social share images, the sitemap and hreflang tags are generated automatically. The contact form stores submissions and sends email notifications.