Projects that
speak for themselves.

WordPress and WooCommerce business directory for Peptree, an Australian start-up that gathered the best wedding suppliers and venues in one website.

I built a custom WordPress website for Solenergy Systems, Inc., a Philippine company providing dependable, affordable, and world-class solar power systems.

Trinquets was an online store in Metro Manila selling curated boxes of women's fashion accessories on a monthly subscription — one box for a one-off purchase, or three at a lower price each. The branding was designed by Ms. Joanna Malinis, and my task was to build the ecommerce site faithfully to her brand identity guideline. I built it on WooCommerce with a custom 'Box Themes' post type so the owners could publish each month's photography, description, order deadline, and shipping date themselves, then added a points rewards system and rewrote the cart and checkout to enforce the store's rules. The store has since closed.

Palo Alto Bed & Breakfast, located in Palawan, Philippines, is notable for using wooden construction materials sourced from sustainable plantations and for using solar energy. I designed a long-scrolling homepage that shows an attractive slideshow on top and all of the important information about rooms, booking and the B&B's location below.

In 2013 the Yuchengco Museum was running a static HTML site copied from Weebly, and its Information Officer updated it by downloading files over FTP, editing them locally, and re-uploading. I rebuilt it as a custom WordPress theme: an exhibitions archive split into current, upcoming, and past, exhibition pages with image sliders and artwork credits, an editable calendar of exhibits and events, booking forms for venue rentals, and a museum shop catalog the staff could maintain themselves.