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What I do

Nine types of work, from urgent troubleshooting to building custom tools. Each service starts from the same principle: understand the existing code and infrastructure before proposing anything, then work directly on it.

How I break the work down

I group my work into nine types of intervention. Some are one-off and urgent, others fit into a longer project. All start from the same principle: I work on the code, the database and the server, not on mock-ups or abstract specs.

Depending on the situation, several services combine: a migration often comes with performance work, an API integration can call for automation downstream. The exact scope is defined after a first conversation, not before.

The detail by type of work

  • Urgent e-commerce troubleshooting

    Shop down, blocking error, failed payments: diagnosis and fix directly on the code in place.

  • Custom development

    Business applications, internal tools, features that don't exist in a standard marketplace module.

  • Integrations and API

    Connecting to an ERP, a carrier, a marketplace or a CRM, in one direction or both.

  • Task automation

    Removing repetitive manual work: imports, exports, stock syncing, reminders.

  • Migration and updates

    Version, platform or hosting change, with existing data carried over.

  • Managed hosting

    A server configured and monitored for the application concerned, not a poorly matched generic shared plan.

  • Maintenance and managed support

    Regular follow-up outside emergencies: updates, backups, monitoring.

  • Performance and technical SEO

    Load times, slow queries, indexing: what actually slows the site down day to day.

  • Security and cleanup

    Hacked site, exploited flaw, injected code: identification, cleanup, then closing the flaw.

  • 2019 Independent since
  • PHP, Laravel, Node.js Beyond PrestaShop and WooCommerce

Independent activity

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Frequently asked questions

How do I know which service fits my need?
Describe the situation as it is, not the solution you already have in mind. I'll match it to the right type of work, and say if several services combine.
Are prices the same for every service?
No, the billing model changes with the type of work: fixed price for a defined scope, time-and-materials for troubleshooting or ongoing maintenance. Details are on the pricing page.
Do you work with agencies or only direct with merchants?
I work both directly with merchants and as a technical subcontractor for agencies that need specific PrestaShop, WooCommerce or Shopify expertise for a period.
Do I need to already have a live site?
No. Some services concern a project that doesn't exist yet, others a takeover or fix of an existing site. The starting point changes, not the way I work.
What if my need doesn't fit any of these nine categories?
Describe it anyway. Plenty of real requests sit at the border between two services, and the nine categories are there to help navigate, not to exclude what doesn't fit exactly.
Can I start with a small job before a bigger project?
Yes, that's often a good way to check the collaboration works before committing to something more substantial.