SvelteKit is fast, lightweight, and increasingly what smart teams are choosing over React for new projects. I've shipped production SvelteKit apps and know the framework's strengths and quirks.
I build SvelteKit web applications from scratch or migrate existing projects to the framework. Whether it's a marketing site with a CMS back-end, a dynamic web app with real-time data, or a full SaaS product, I can handle the full stack.
What I've built with Svelte/SvelteKit:
A Marketing Website for a digital creative and media brand business (Quickened-Creations) with nice animations and a working form contact
Mista House keeper needed a professional online presence that could showcase its cleaning services and make it easier for potential customers to learn about and contact the business.
How it works:
Scope — We define the pages, features, data sources, and integrations. You get a clear roadmap.
Build — Component architecture, server-side rendering, API routes, CMS integration, auth, and whatever else the project needs.
Ship — Deployed, optimized, and documented. I handle SSR configuration, performance tuning, and production deployment.
If you're building something new and want a faster, leaner alternative to React or Next.js, let's talk.
SvelteKit is fast, lightweight, and increasingly what smart teams are choosing over React for new projects. I've shipped production SvelteKit apps and know the framework's strengths and quirks.
I build SvelteKit web applications from scratch or migrate existing projects to the framework. Whether it's a marketing site with a CMS back-end, a dynamic web app with real-time data, or a full SaaS product, I can handle the full stack.
What I've built with Svelte/SvelteKit:
A Marketing Website for a digital creative and media brand business (Quickened-Creations) with nice animations and a working form contact
Mista House keeper needed a professional online presence that could showcase its cleaning services and make it easier for potential customers to learn about and contact the business.
How it works:
Scope — We define the pages, features, data sources, and integrations. You get a clear roadmap.
Build — Component architecture, server-side rendering, API routes, CMS integration, auth, and whatever else the project needs.
Ship — Deployed, optimized, and documented. I handle SSR configuration, performance tuning, and production deployment.
If you're building something new and want a faster, leaner alternative to React or Next.js, let's talk.