New Vue and Nuxt applications
I build new product interfaces and web applications from the technical structure through to production delivery.
- Vue 3, Nuxt, and TypeScript
- SSR, PWAs, and API integrations
I build and extend web software. Many running products here are Vue or Nuxt.
I join when your team needs technical clarity and additional delivery capacity.
Important features are waiting because the team lacks Vue or Nuxt experience, or because its existing capacity is already committed.
Components, state, and dependencies are hard to follow. Each change demands more coordination and brings more risk.
A move to Vue 3 or a current Nuxt version is due while the product still needs to run and absorb new requirements.
Unclear boundaries between UI, data, and business logic make testing, reviews, and safe delivery harder.
The engagement follows your product's needs: new delivery, targeted modernisation, or technical stabilisation of an existing application.
I build new product interfaces and web applications from the technical structure through to production delivery.
I plan manageable steps so your team can keep shipping product work while we reduce technical debt.
I organise components, data flow, and rendering so changes become easier to review and safer to release.
I work inside your delivery setup, explain technical decisions, and help the team build confidence with Vue and Nuxt.
These projects cover new applications, complex user flows, and team support across Vue 3, Nuxt, and established Vue codebases.
Europe-wide device management for retail
A European retailer needed a UI for printers in every store: device, site, settings. Vue was new in the company.
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Digital hotel check-in system
The hotel group checked guests in on paper. Lobby, form, signature, key. That needed to move onto a tablet, without a receptionist on a pad.
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Surf & travel booking platform
IMPAX Tours needed a booking platform for surf camps and backpacker lodges: search, filters, payment.
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Secret Santa & wish list PWA
Organizing Secret Santa events is chaotic — who buys for whom, what does each person actually want, and how do you coordinate without spoiling surprises? Existing tools are either too bloated or require accounts on third-party platforms people don't trust.
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We define ownership, output, and team touchpoints before the work starts.
I own a defined package of work and deliver it with agreed interfaces, tests, and handover.
Best for: new product areas, migrations, or bounded features
I join your product team or agency for a set period to contribute development, reviews, and technical decisions.
Best for: delivery pressure, missing Vue/Nuxt experience, or extra review capacity
I review the codebase, architecture, and delivery risks, then give your team a prioritised set of next steps.
Best for: planned upgrades, performance problems, or unclear modernisation effort
I start with the product goal, the codebase, and the boundaries of the brief. From there, we create a plan your team can review and carry through live product work.
I support product teams and agencies with new web applications, bounded features, modernisation, and frontend architecture. After a short review of the goal and codebase, I will tell you whether the brief is shaped well.
Yes. I first review the architecture, tests, and release process. I then suggest small, reviewable steps that respect the live product.
I work remotely with teams across Germany and the DACH region. We use your existing tools, agree regular checkpoints, and record decisions where your team already works.
My main focus is Vue 3 and Nuxt. For Vue 2 or older Nuxt codebases, I first review dependencies and migration risks, then plan a practical route to modernisation.
Send me the product goal, the current technical setup, and your preferred timeframe. A short first call will establish scope, ownership, and a useful first step.
Send that in a few sentences. I will reply whether and how we start.
Request a software projectPick a topic, write 5 sentences. I reply in 1 business day with yes/no and the next step.