Design and build · Colorado Springs, since 2002
I design websites and apps, and then I build them myself. Clear pages, menus that make sense, and a site Google can read. You deal with one person from the first sketch to the live site.
Your attention, live
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It does the job of Screaming Frog, only faster. Point it at a site and it walks every page, the way Google does, and tells you what is broken.
crawlstat yoursite.com
The heart of the work
The Artelier UI Kit is where my design work starts: 121 components, each showing how it looks, how it behaves and which values it uses. I wrote them in Vue for the web and in Rust for native apps, and this site is built on them too.
Components are grouped by what they do on the screen, not by name. You find one by what you need it for.
Each component lists the values it uses, in Vue and in Rust alike. Change a value once and every screen follows.
Everything around the content stays grey. Five colours are kept for the logo and for status.
Artelier UI Kit
The parts every screen of mine is built from, written twice: in Vue for the web and in Rust for native apps. When I build with a model, an MCP server hands it these parts and their rules, so it uses nothing else. They are shown with their code to show how I work; they are not a library to download.
CardFrame TabWell
ButtonIcon ButtonLinkMenuSegmentedTheme Toggle
ChoiceDaterangeFieldNumberRangeTag
BadgeBarsChart ChoiceCount UpData GridDeltaDescription listGaugeHeatmapMeterProgressSparklineStatStatus
AccordionDrawerPopoverStepsTree
CrumbsPagerTabs
BannerEmptyLoadingModalSkeletonToast HostTooltip
Dash EmptyFilter BarGantt ChartKPI RowSummary DetailTable Screen
Alert DialogAspect RatioAttachmentAvatarBubbleCalendarCarouselCode BlockCollapsibleComboboxContext MenuDate PickerDirectionHover CardIconInput GroupInput OTPItemKbdLabelLine ChartMarkerMenubarMessageMessage ScrollerNative SelectNav MenuQuestionnaireResizableScroll AreaSelectSeparatorSheetSpinnerToggleToggle GroupTraceTypography
Contact FormContent SectionCTA BandFAQ SectionFeature GridHero SectionImage SectionLogo MarqueeMarqueePricing SectionScreen TourSite FooterSite NavStatement SectionStory SectionWork ListWork Section
App WindowCalloutDoc NavDoc ShellScreenshot
Blog MetaBrand MarkCommand PaletteDash ShellLocal TimeMobile NavPalette PanelProject LogoReveal HeadingTheme LabWordmark
What I do
Screens and flows people understand on the first try. Drawn and built by the same person.
Learn moreWhat goes where: menus, page names and links, laid out the way people look for things.
Learn moreFast sites built with Nuxt and Vue. Easy to use, easy to keep up.
Learn moreGet found on Google. I check your site with CrawlStat and fix what holds it back.
Learn moreDoes your page do its job? CrawlStat works out what it is for, tests it, and ranks the fixes.
Learn moreNot sure?
Send a few lines. I will tell you what I would fix first. Free, and no sales pitch.
Send a messageHow it works
Everyone has opinions about layouts. Most of the work is finding what is really in the way, and fixing that first.
The site as it is, what it should do, and where people give up.
Crawl the site, watch where people look, and list what to fix first.
One set of parts, one person, from the first sketch to the live site.
Fix the order, move the button, cut a step. Then check again.
Pricing
Pick what you need. The price updates as you go, and you can send it to me in one click.
Start from a common job
New sites, new screens, and the plan behind them.
Google search and Google Maps.
Keep the site working and growing.
Work
I grew up in Petroșani, a mining town in Transylvania, and studied computer science at the University of Petroșani before design was ever the plan. I have always had a taste for typography, architecture and video games, and for a long time I had no idea those things would end up being the job.
I have been freelancing under my own name since 2008, and I have spent stretches in house too, at agencies in Colorado Springs, Wisconsin and Idaho, and remote for a platform team in Munich. Front end development and technical SEO, usually on the same project. I love JavaScript. I like that you can have an idea in the morning and be clicking on it in the afternoon, and that there is always a better way to do the thing you did last week.
Start a project
Pick what you need and see the price right here, or just send a few lines. I read every message and reply myself.
What happens next
See all prices and what each includes