How I Create Results
Whether acting as a project manager or developer, my structured approach remains the same. I begin by analyzing the solution to understand the real needs behind it. Then I focus on optimizing every detail to make it faster, smarter, and more effective. Only after that do I move into development, ensuring the final product is strong, scalable, and truly fit for purpose.
Analysis
Every good project begins with understanding the real challenge.
I work closely with clients to uncover their goals, needs, and any hidden obstacles. Rather than making assumptions, I ask questions, listen carefully, listen carefully, and build a clear picture together.
During this phase, we explore the bigger context: the users, the business, the technical needs, and any limits we need to consider.
I also review existing materials or systems. I look for what already works, and what could be improved.
Good analysis is more than gathering facts. It’s about setting a strong foundation for everything that follows.
The better we understand the project together, the stronger the final result will be.
Optimization
Once the goals are clear, we shift our focus to optimisation.
I believe the best results come from collaboration. In close collaboration with the client, I refine solutions to be faster, smarter, and easier to manage.
This might mean refining workflows, adjusting technical choices, or simplifying structures. Often, small improvements here save a lot of time and trouble later.
I aim for practical, thoughtful changes — not overcomplication.
During this phase, I stay open to feedback and new ideas. Optimisation works best when technical insights and real-world needs come together.
By fine-tuning early, we make sure the final product is lighter, stronger, and more efficient.
Development
With a clear plan and smart optimisations, development becomes a focused process.
At this stage, I build the real, working solution — whether it’s a website, an application, or a technical system.
I aim to develop carefully and thoughtfully, following best practices to ensure performance, security, and long-term stability.
Throughout development, I remain open to feedback and small adjustments. Clear communication helps keep the work aligned with the original goals we set together.
For me, good development is not just about making something work. It’s about building something that lasts, runs well, and fits the real needs of the project.
Careful development helps ensure the final result is both strong and future-ready.
Tools I use
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PhpStorm : My primary development environment for clean, efficient, structural PHP coding.
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GitHub : Version control and collaboration hub for managing projects, reviewing code, and keeping work organized.
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GitHub Copilot : AI-powered code assistant that helps accelerate repetitive tasks and maintain consistent coding standards.
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ChatGPT : A valuable assistant for brainstorming ideas, writing drafts, solving coding challenges, and exploring new approaches.
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Cloudflare : Provides security, performance optimization, and CDN delivery to keep websites fast and protected.
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Slack : My preferred tool for fast, organized communication with clients, teams, and collaborators.
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Mac Studio Pro : My main workstation — built for speed, stability, and handling demanding development workflows.
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Postman : A reliable tool for testing and debugging APIs and external integrations.
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Composer : Essential for managing PHP project dependencies and maintaining clean, scalable codebases.
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Npm : Managing frontend build tools and project assets, especially when working with frameworks like Roots.io and Radicle.
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TablePlus : A fast and modern database client for managing MySQL, PostgreSQL, and other databases efficiently.
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1Password : Securely managing credentials, API keys, and client access details with strong encryption and easy access.
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Hemingway Editor : Ensuring clear, concise, and highly readable writing for websites, documentation, and communication.
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WAVE by WebAIM : Testing websites for accessibility compliance and improving usability for all users.
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Schema.org : Structuring content with schema markup to enhance SEO visibility and improve search engine understanding.