I do dev.Web & AI development for creative agencies, when the idea is hard to build.
● human · written by hand
◆ machine · generated · 17 tokens · 1840 ms
Mapping the hard terrain of the web since 1999. Now the map includes AI.
Keep the idea.
Change what gets
in its way.
Agencies bring the ideas. I get them through production intact. If uneven slides are what make a slider feel alive, I rewrite the maths, not the slides.
Client work stays confidential. So here you'll see how each project was built, not whose it is.
A retail site drawn from one letter
Retail · through an agency
Every diagonal comes from the K in the logo and holds from desktop to phone. A full-bleed slider hints at the next slide's colour in the last twelfth of the current one.
Image SEO that runs every day
Manufacturer · WordPress
Search Console, keyword niches and computer vision decide what each image is called and how it's captioned. Hundreds of images a day, and nobody renames them by hand.
piergorelli.com, redesigned
Own studio · Valencia
Blueprint concept, compile intro and View Transitions on showcase pages, plus a blog with almost no JavaScript. Lighthouse mobile, September 2026: 98 on the home, 99 on the blog.
Web development for agencies
Motion-heavy sites and CMS builds, built closely with your designers and delivered ready for your team to own.
AI for agencies
Hands-on training on tools like Claude Code, followed by the custom skills and workflows your team is missing. Including an honest list of what not to automate.
AI in products
Chatbots and semantic search grounded in your clients' content, tested on the questions real users ask, answering with sources.
Your design on top. My code underneath.
- 01
Brief
A call, your deck, the constraints. I reply with questions and a first idea of scope.
- 02
Prototype
The difficult interaction runs in a browser before anyone falls in love with a mock-up.
- 03
Build
Staging from day one and a written list of decisions. No big reveal at the end.
- 04
Handover
Docs, CMS training and a clean repo.