A senior full-stack developer working remotely with businesses in Thailand
I'm John Andersen, and I've worked with the web since 1997. I build new websites and applications, improve existing systems, and work across frontend, backend, APIs, and integrations. You work directly with me from the first conversation to the finished work.
- Building websites and web systems.
- Since 1997
- Across countries and time zones since 2016.
- Remote work
- You talk to me. I do the work.
- 1 developer
Services
What do you need to build or improve?
I take on focused technical work, from complete new builds to difficult problems in existing systems. Working across the stack means I can follow a problem from the interface through the application, database, and external services behind it. I use AI in development when it is useful, and I review and test the result myself.
- New websites and applications. Company websites, content platforms, booking flows, and custom tools. I use WordPress, PHP, Laravel, or Astro according to the job and the people who will maintain it. See the services I offer.
- Technical web support. Bug fixes, new features, easier content editing, plugin problems, and older PHP systems that need attention. I first find out what is causing the problem and how the system is used.
- Bookings and integrations. Booking forms, reservation workflows, APIs, and connections between the website and the tools behind it. My work on Klik.villas grew from years of running villa-rental websites.
- Performance and technical SEO. Slow pages, database bottlenecks, redirects, crawl problems, indexing, and internal links. I investigate before changing anything. You can start with the URL Analyzer or read about technical SEO for Thailand websites.
Experience behind the work
From support calls to booking systems
I started in internet support and HTML in 1997, joined TV 2 as a PHP developer in 2000, and moved to Thailand in 2001. There I co-founded IT Graphix and United Publishing and spent more than 20 years building villa-rental websites and software.
Quality content and good technical foundation are both critical — you need both to succeed.