Freelance Web Developer for Hire
Hire a freelance web developer who ships — not just codes
When you hire me, you hire one developer who owns the whole outcome: design, code, deployment, and Google indexing. No handoffs, no account managers, no "that's the backend team's problem." I've shipped production systems end to end — and I'll ship yours.
Working with European and American clients
Hiring a developer in another country raises fair questions. Here are the answers before you have to ask:
- A written agreement, every time. Scope, price, milestones and timeline in one document, signed before any work starts. No project begins on a verbal yes.
- You own the work. Full intellectual property in the code, design and content transfers to you on final payment. No licence, no lock-in, no ongoing fee to keep using what you paid for.
- A proper invoice. Itemised, in EUR, suitable for your accountant and for reclaiming input tax where your jurisdiction allows it.
- Paid by international bank transfer in staged milestones, so you never pay for work you have not seen.
- An NDA on request, signed before you send me anything confidential — not after.
- Built with GDPR in mind. Cookie consent where it is needed, analytics configured so it is not loaded before consent, no third-party trackers you did not ask for, and data hosted where you choose.
- Your time zone, not just mine. I am on GMT+7: live overlap with European mornings, and overnight turnaround for the United States — you send feedback at the end of your day and it is done when you start the next one.
Built for US & European clients
I'm based in Indonesia (GMT+7) and originally from Portugal — an EU citizen who works daily with European and American clients. For hiring a freelancer, this time zone works harder than it sounds:
- Europe: your entire morning and early afternoon land inside my working day — Berlin's 9am is my 2pm, London's 9am is my 3pm. We can talk live every single working day.
- US East Coast: your morning is my evening — I keep evening slots for East-Coast calls (your 8–10am), and your afternoon requests become next-morning delivery.
- US West Coast: your afternoon questions become my overnight work. You wake up to finished features, not "will look into it."
Communication is in English at C1 level (full professional proficiency). I'm originally from Portugal and hold EU citizenship — a European working with European and American clients from a base in Indonesia.
What you can hire me for
- Business websites — custom-designed, mobile-first, SEO-ready sites that generate inquiries.
- Custom web applications — React/TypeScript front ends with Node.js or Java Spring Boot back ends.
- UI/UX design & prototypes — interfaces designed around what your users actually do.
- Technical SEO — structured data, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals, and real Google indexing.
Proof over promises
Anyone can claim to be a good hire. Here's what you can actually verify:
- Celina — a live marketplace (celinaeda.ru). 56 Google-indexed SEO pages, KYC verification, real-time order tracking — designed, built, deployed, and operated by one person: me.
- Purchases — the coupon platform on GitHub. Open code you (or your technical advisor) can read before hiring me.
- 760-hour full-stack certification, GPA 98/100. The fundamentals are trained, not improvised.
Still weighing the two options? I wrote an honest comparison of hiring a freelancer versus an agency, including the cases where an agency genuinely is the better call.
How hiring works
- Free consultation. We talk through what you need — no commitment, no sales script.
- Fixed quote within 48 hours. A clear price and milestone plan. The number I quote is the number you pay.
- Weekly staging links. You watch the real product take shape and steer while changes are still cheap.
- Launch with full ownership. Code, domain, and data are all yours — documented so any developer could continue. No lock-in.