Full-stack development
Full-stack web development for U.S. businesses — frontend, backend, and database work handled by one developer end to end.
The problem
Hiring a frontend developer and a backend developer separately (or through an agency) often means slower communication, mismatched expectations, and higher cost — especially for a project that isn't large enough to need a full team.
The approach
I handle the entire stack myself: the interface your users see, the server logic behind it, and the database that stores everything. One person, one point of contact, consistent code from top to bottom.
What's included
- Frontend interfaces built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or React
- Backend logic in PHP or Node.js
- MySQL database design and queries
- Third-party API integration
- Deployment to your hosting environment (including cPanel)
Technologies
Benefits
- One developer accountable for the whole build, not a hand-off between teams
- Fewer integration bugs, since the same person wrote both sides
- Simpler communication and a single timeline to manage
How a project comes together
Discovery
Planning
Design
Development
Testing
Launch
Support
Frequently asked questions
Do you build both the frontend and backend yourself?
Yes — that's the point of full-stack development. I handle the interface, the server-side logic, and the database.
Can you work with an existing codebase?
In most cases, yes. Share the repository or codebase and I'll assess it before quoting the work.