How I Build
I build for you, not the masses
Every project starts with your exact needs. No templates, no generic solutions. Just custom work designed to fit your workflow and scale with your ambitions.
Hand coded with precision
I use TypeScript, HTML, Tailwind, React, and Next.js to craft sites and tools that are fast, secure, and built to last. No drag and drop, no shortcuts. Only intentional code that performs.
Security and scalability are standard
Your site will be protected by default and ready to grow. Whether it's a dashboard, an ad system, a database, or automation, I ensure it's robust and future-proof.
Innovative tools for real needs
Need analytics, automation, or custom integrations? I build it. No corporate wall, just a direct partnership to create what you actually need.
Built to last
I write code that stays clear and functional long after launch. No technical debt, no wasted resources, just reliable performance.
My path wasn't a straight CS degree poster. In college I took coursework in criminal justice, counterterrorism, and computer science, studying under former military intelligence and law enforcement instructors. Security was taught as something you do, not something you read about once on a slide.
Later I learned from Doug Geer, a computer engineer who had worked at IBM. The systems he talked about were built to run for ages without drama. That kind of reliability sticks with you when you build for the web.
I also spent time in utility operations, hands on with live power. Few environments make precision and safety feel as immediate.
Today I bring those same habits: care around risk, clear communication, and no vanity complexity to Ferrieri Forge: custom sites and light apps for individuals and small teams who want something intentional, not a template filled with placeholder copy.
Stack-wise I reach for HTML, TypeScript, Tailwind, and React / Next.js when the project calls for it. Fully custom builds, no drag and drop crutches. If you want fast, unique, and built to last, that's the work I like.