HomeI build fast, reliable web applications with Next.js, TypeScript, and PostgreSQL. Focused on clean user interfaces, dependable databases, and software that solves real problems.
5+ Years
Web Experience
3,000+
Users Impacted
10+
Shipped Builds
A clear timeline of contract, internship, and engineering work delivering production platforms for educational institutions and organizations.
Yayasan Xaverius Tanjungkarang
Sole developer for the foundation's internal teacher development & mentoring platform, owning architecture, development, and deployment from stakeholder requirements to production rollout.
Universitas Bandar Lampung
Developing scalable academic platforms and learning systems serving university staff and 1,000+ students using modern frontend architecture.
Independent & Freelance Projects
Architecting and shipping full-stack web applications and developer tools focusing on real-world business and workflow challenges.
Fiverr
Provided frontend UI slicing and component implementation for international clients, converting Figma and PSD designs into responsive web interfaces.
Three projects that are live and used by real people, plus a few side projects I built to learn. Each one has a short write-up on what was broken, what I built, and how.
LiveYayasan Xaverius Tanjungkarang
Teacher development and mentoring platform for a school foundation
Result
Replaced the spreadsheets with one system. The whole mentoring program now runs through it, and every certificate the foundation issues can be verified online.
RoleSole full-stack developer (contract)
Next.js
TypeScript
PostgreSQL
Prisma
Hono
TailwindCSS
shadcn/uiLiveUniversitas Bandar Lampung
Industry-focused learning platform for university students
Result
Live and used by 3,000+ students, with far less manual admin work for instructors.
RoleFrontend & platform developer (internship)
Next.js
ReactTypeScriptPrismaTailwindCSSshadcn/uiLiveOpen source
Open-source employee management for small organizations
Result
Open source on GitHub with a live demo. Payroll, multi-tenancy, and leave management all work end to end.
RoleAuthor & full-stack developer
Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLPrisma
SupabaseTailwindCSSSmaller things I built to learn. All of them are open source.
Inventory management with stock tracking, role-based access, and live updates.
Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLPrismaTailwindE-commerce storefront for tech products, with a Zustand-powered cart and checkout.
Next.jsReactTypeScriptPostgreSQLPrismaPersonal finance tracker with multi-currency accounts, categories, and budget goals.
Next.jsTypeScript
MongoDBTailwindLanding page for a digital agency, with GSAP animations and responsive sections.
ReactTailwind
GSAPMore experiments live on my GitHub.
A few habits that have held up across client work, an internship, and my own projects. Nothing fancy, just the things that keep a project from going sideways.
Most of my projects start with a vague problem and end with a deployed app. I handle everything in between: talking to people, modelling the data, building the UI, and shipping it.
From the first meeting to production
Most of my projects start with a vague problem and end with a deployed app. I handle everything in between: talking to people, modelling the data, building the UI, and shipping it.
Working with non-technical teams
I've built for schools, a foundation, and a university office. Most of the people I work with aren't technical, so I spend real time understanding how they actually work.
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Working with backend engineers
When someone else owns the API, I want us to agree on the shape of the data before either of us builds anything. It saves a lot of back and forth later.
Documentation and handoffs
Code gets read far more often than it gets written. I try to leave every project in a state where the next developer can get going without having to ask me.
Reliability in production
Launch is when the real users show up. I care about permissions being right, pages staying fast, and bugs getting fixed quickly once people report them.
Most of my work is TypeScript from end to end: Next.js on the front, Postgres underneath, and a small API layer in between. Here's what I reach for on real projects, and the kinds of features I've built often enough to know where they break.
What people see, click, and fill in.
TypeScriptNext.jsReactTailwindCSSshadcn/ui
Framer MotionAPIs, schemas, and where the data lives.
PostgreSQLPrismaHonoSupabaseMongoDB
MySQLFeatures I've shipped for real users, more than once.
Getting code from my laptop to production.
Git & GitHub
Vercel
Figma to codeI started messing around with HTML templates when I was 10, mostly to see what would happen if I changed things. That curiosity stuck. These days I build web apps for schools, universities, and small teams, usually replacing a pile of spreadsheets and email threads with one place everyone can log into.
Day to day, that means Next.js and TypeScript on the front, with PostgreSQL, Prisma, and Hono behind it. I care most about the unglamorous parts: clean data models, sensible permissions, and screens that stay easy to use on a small phone.
Changing templates to see what would break, then slowly figuring out why.
Moved past copy-pasting and started building small apps that talked to real APIs.
Picked up component-based UI and typed code, and began building projects end to end.
Built LMS platforms, student portals, and internal tools for a foundation and a university.
Taking projects from database schema to deployed app, mostly with Next.js, PostgreSQL, and Prisma.
I'm looking for a full-time frontend or full-stack role. If you're hiring, or just want to talk through a project, email is the fastest way to reach me. I usually reply within a day.
