Full-stack development

The interface is what the user sees. The server side is data, logic and integrations.

When one person does both, you don't have to coordinate work between two contractors.

When it pays off

• your project has both a complex interface and its own logic: a web app, a user account, a store or a portal;
• you need a first working version fast, to test an idea;
• you don't want to look for a separate front-end and back-end developer and coordinate them;
• the server side is simple or medium: database, API, authorisation, payments, email.

What is included

• Front end: an interface in Vue 3, Nuxt or React from your design or from scratch.
• Back end: server logic, API, authorisation, roles, integrations with payment, email and other services.
• Database: structure, migrations, backups.
• Launch and environment: server or hosting, domain, HTTPS, updates.
• Documentation and handover: so the project can be maintained without me, if you wish.
• 30-day warranty: after launch I fix errors in my work free of charge. New features and changes are separate, see support.

How I work

I speed up routine tasks with AI assistants, but I make the decisions on architecture, security and quality myself. For you that means faster results without a drop in quality.

How much it costs

The price depends on the complexity of the project, not on whether it is full-stack. I break the task down and propose stages: a first version, then extensions. Write briefly what you want to build.

How the work goes

1. Brief: the task, the users, what is a must and what can wait.
2. Design: pages, data, integrations.
3. Development in stages with test builds.
4. Launch and support: see website support and rework.

Read also

• A full-stack developer instead of a team: when it pays off and when it is risky