Work.
These are the projects where I solved real website problems. The most interesting part is always the context behind each decision — and the trade-offs that came with it.
Featured projects.
A selection that shows my process, my thinking, and my approach to solving digital challenges. These are not my only projects — they are the ones that best describe how I work.
Eyelevel-id
A digital marketing agency in Jakarta. The challenge: build credibility without looking like every other vendor. I translated their design guidelines into a WordPress site that positions them as a strategic Google Partner rather than a service list.
AddedEducation
An education consultancy whose old site buried its main message under feature lists and generic clichés, leaving parents unsure what made them different. I rebuilt it in the language parents actually use — premium in feel, proving credibility with concrete numbers before doubt sets in.
Ipas Indonesia
A reproductive health NGO expanding access to safe post-abortion care. Their old site had drifted away from the new international design system. I rebuilt it to align with the global brand without sacrificing what the Indonesian audience responds to.
Jakarta Feminist
A feminist organisation strengthening its advocacy. I consolidated editorial content, events, and resources into a single mobilisation hub — migrating from Wix Editor to WordPress, supporting Women’s March Jakarta, FemFest, and more.
Cari Layanan
A crisis directory for survivors of gender-based violence during COVID-19. I built a WordPress directory mapping verified services by location and need — confidential, immediately accessible, and able to scale to thousands of users.
The Arise Foundation
A youth-driven initiative in Tanzania. The challenge: a gamified quiz for students. I told their impact story through specific outcomes — 1,300 lunches a day, 100 laptops — turning a sense of connection into donor action.
Project Nambo Udik
A community project raising literacy and child health in rural Indonesia. I built a Wix Studio site documenting their “Reading Revolution” and Sports Day — the kind of transparency that earns donor trust.
Support Space
A platform for a mental health professional. The challenge: build trust without feeling clinically cold. I designed an intimate Wix Studio experience balancing warmth with credibility.
Nikhil Bohra
An information hub for an Indian-American driver in the Formula Regional European Championship. I framed his journey from Italian F4 to the FRECA podium — a career narrative signalling readiness to sponsors.
Farm Fresh Bites
A hyperlocal business in Mumbai delivering responsibly sourced exotic fruit. The challenge: sell a premium product while keeping a real social mission visible. I built a Wix Studio storefront that does both without either undercutting the other.
Other projects.
Other work I've built over the years — from web design and design explorations to open-source projects that are actually in use.
Credit Health
.Creator .Vercel .GitHubBuilt because nearly every decent personal finance tool charges $99–109 a year and locks basic features behind a paywall. I wanted to prove a full-featured financial dashboard could be free.
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Spotless Web App
.Creator .Vercel .GitHubA 3-portal SaaS management system running the Spotless car wash ecosystem. React 19 + TypeScript + Recharts, with a real-time POS interface, cart management, and multi-payment support.
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Spotless Mobile App
.Creator .VercelA premium car wash mobile app reimagined from Karcher. React 19 + TypeScript, native in feel — 30+ screens: onboarding, merchant search with maps, booking with add-ons, token wallet, QR, and 10 payment methods.
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Spotless POS
.Creator .VercelA full-featured point-of-sale interface for premium car wash operations. Split-screen layout with a 3-column product grid (Self Service, Rollover, Automatic, Detailing, Add-on) and a real-time billing panel.
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Nusantara Rent
.Creator .LovableA car rental service with drivers operating across cities. The challenge: a fleet spanning family Avanzas to VVIP Alphards had to read clearly in one screen without making anyone feel they were in the wrong place. I built a dark-and-gold hierarchy that leads with capacity and price, then cut the booking path down to a single step into WhatsApp.
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Rasalokal
.Creator .LovableA platform connecting small-batch Indonesian snack producers to modern distribution and marketplaces. The classic trap in this category: the “from a home kitchen” story reads sentimental until the product itself stops looking serious. I split the two audiences that had been colliding — retail buyers and B2B buyers — starting at the navigation.
View site ↗The story behind two projects.
The grid above shows the results. These two pages show how the decisions were made — including the wrong ones.
Why This NGO's Website Failed at Two Previous Agencies
A well-known NGO in London had already burned budget at two agencies. Both produced beautiful sites. Neither worked.
Read the case study ↗ /02 — Jakarta FeministThree Websites, Five Years: What Happens When a Client Refuses Features
It started as a contract to build three websites. It turned into almost five years of support — and changed how I judge my own work.
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