
FPL Rumble
A data product that collected and analyzed relevant social posts around Fantasy Premier League, then surfaced filtered signals and visual summaries for weekly decision support.
WORK / INDEX
A small set of case studies showing how I approach systems, full-stack engineering, data and product work — followed by a curated archive.
01 / FEATURED CASE STUDIES
Each work item is framed through the problem, context, role, architecture decisions and real output. Confidential enterprise work stays anonymized and uses representative visuals.
Live or genuinely built products; no invented business metrics.
Enterprise work never exposes private screens, data, names or sensitive internal architecture.
Interfaces, services, data and delivery treated as layers of the same problem.
02 / SELECTED ARCHIVE
Rather than treating every past project equally, this archive keeps the work that best shows visual range, system scope and technical variety.

A highly visual agency experience with expressive typography, image-led direction and a custom animated opening treatment.

Full commerce system including storefront, admin workflows, database design, basket and checkout, payments, invoicing, SMS and shipping integrations.

A data product that collected and analyzed relevant social posts around Fantasy Premier League, then surfaced filtered signals and visual summaries for weekly decision support.

A product architecture for appointment-based businesses with multi-tenancy, booking and CRM flows, AI assistance, payments, notifications and a cPanel-oriented installer.

A management-panel-backed portfolio website for presenting architectural projects through a clean, image-led browsing experience.
A custom patient meal-tracking workflow with calendar-based records, configurable meals, calorie calculations, filtering and PDF / Excel exports.
A restaurant and customer application concept with separate operational surfaces, shared data model, menu management, pricing and media workflows.

A live publishing system with authentication and editorial roles including reader, editor, moderator and administrator workflows.

A full publishing system built around data-science content, with management and structured editorial workflows.