Industries
Four industries, because four is how many I have shipped in
Every page here names a live project you can go and open. There is no page for an industry I cannot do that for, which is why this list is short.
Healthcare · Education · eCommerce · Logistics
Knowing an industry is mostly knowing where the work goes wrong in it. A clinic site lives or dies on one path from symptom to appointment. A warehouse system fails the moment it adds a step to a packer's routine. A store loses money on the category page long before it loses money on checkout. None of that is in a portfolio screenshot, and it is the part that decides whether a project works.
Your industry is not listed
That is fine, and it does not mean I cannot build it - most software problems look similar once you get past the vocabulary. It only means I would be learning your domain as we go, and you should know that going in rather than discover it later.
Questions people actually ask
- Why only four industries?
- Because these are the four I have actually shipped work in, and every page names a live project you can open. It is easy to list twelve industries and write a paragraph about each - that produces twelve pages with nothing on them and tells you nothing about whether I can do the job.
- My industry is not listed. Can you still build it?
- Usually yes. What changes is that I would be learning your domain as we go, and you should know that going in rather than discover it halfway through. Where that would genuinely cost you, I will say so before quoting.
- Does knowing the industry actually matter?
- For the ones here it does, because knowing an industry is mostly knowing where the work goes wrong in it. A warehouse system fails the moment it adds a step to a packer's routine. A store loses money on the category page long before checkout. None of that shows up in a portfolio screenshot.