WISDOM ADELE
Fullstack developer · available worldwide
I started in frontend. For a few years the job was making interfaces that stayed fast and legible as they grew, which turned out to be the best training available for everything after it. You spend those years learning what a system feels like from the outside.
Now I build the whole thing. Eight projects shipped solo: a Chrome extension running AI on-device, a compliance checker that reads app-store policy, an open-source template language, and sites for a clinic, an activist and two people who make films.
The through-line is that I'm more interested in the constraint than the feature. The good part of a build is usually the thing you weren't allowed to have.
WHAT I DO
Interface
Interfaces that stay fast and legible as they grow, and that work for the people who find most interfaces hard.
Services & data
APIs and schemas built to be handed over, not just shipped. The next person to open the file is usually me.
Delivery
The unglamorous half: pipelines, media budgets, Core Web Vitals, and knowing which third party is costing you a second of load.
MY APPROACH
Start at the constraint
Before anything gets designed I want to know what we can't have: the budget, the platform, the thing the client won't move on. That is usually where the actual product is.
Build it so it can be handed over
Readability and maintainability over cleverness. Whether that is a colleague or me in eight months, someone opens this file next.
Ship, then learn
Fourteen days from nothing to a working product beats three months of planning one. A thing in front of users tells you what the plan never could.
Let's build
something worth shipping
Interested in collaborating, or just want to talk shop? I'd love to hear from you.