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What I've built.

Deliberately short. Each project is here because it proves exactly one thing — not because it looks nice.

Agency homepage with a large headline, yellow accent and client logos along the bottom

WarmedIn

Berlin · 2026
DevelopmentProves: Agency level

An agency for LinkedIn content and outreach. A multi-page presence with a large dropdown menu and dedicated service and tool pages. When a client lives off their own presence, there is little room for error on speed or craft.

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Dark homepage with a large red wordmark, rating and a WhatsApp booking button

Barberia Savage

Rom · 2026
Website & bookingProves: Booking without a call

A barbershop with no site, appointments handled by phone. Today customers book via WhatsApp — the message is pre-filled when the chat opens.

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Homepage showing a historic estate at dusk with walkers and an olive grove

Palacio de Sansol

Navarra · 2026
Design & buildProves: Design standard

A retreat in a historic building, own domain, calm imagery. The dates have since been cancelled — this sits here as design work, not as a running business.

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Homepage with a close-up of a latte, opening hours and a button to the menu

Coffee Tree

Berlin · seit 2026
Website & careProves: It doesn't stop at the site

A café in Schöneberg: its own site with a digital menu that opens at the table via QR code — I change it, nobody reprints it. Alongside that, the Google profile keeps being looked after, month after month.

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Homepage with a dark close-up of fresh pasta, the headline "Be Roman, not Italian" and a polaroid photo of the owner with his dog

Tirelli's

Berlin · seit 2026
Website & careProves: Its own visual language, not a template

A pasta enoteca in Kreuzberg with its own presence and its own story — from the menu to a short journey through the restaurant's history. Built bilingual, with the Google profile kept up month after month.

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Blue Point

Gallipoli · 2026
WebsiteProves: Work abroad

A jeweller in southern Italy. Built bilingual and phone-first — which is where practically all the traffic comes from.