About
I build websites the way I’d want mine built.
AmetEdge is me — a web developer with an engineering background and four years in QA before I moved into building sites full-time. That testing background shapes everything I do: I’ve spent years finding exactly where websites break, where they get clunky, and where real people get lost along the way. So when I build one, I build it to hold up — and to feel effortless for the person actually using it.
One person, not an agency
I’ve seen how agencies work from the inside. These days, one focused specialist with the right tools can do what used to take a whole department — and that’s exactly what I’m doing. AmetEdge is one person right now, with a small group of people I trust helping along the way, and a plan to grow it into something bigger. What that means for you: your project gets real attention, a direct line to the person building it, and none of the layers that slow big shops down.
Why you don’t pay until you love it
It matters to me that you only pay for something you’re actually happy with. Nobody wants to buy a website they don’t love. Yes, that means I take on the risk — I might put time into a project that doesn’t work out. I’m okay with that. I don’t think it’s wasted, and either way I come out of it sharper at what I do. It keeps me honest, and it keeps the pressure where it belongs: on me, to make something you’re proud of.
What I care about
My goal is simple — ship a site that does exactly what your business needs, that you’re proud to show off, and that actually works as a tool to bring you customers. Not a template, not “good enough.” Something built on purpose, for you.
What I can build
Brochure and small-business sites, online stores, sites with customer logins and dashboards, custom animation and design — technically, almost anything you have in mind is on the table. Tell me what you’re picturing and we’ll figure out how to make it real. (Almost anything — and I’ll always be straight with you if something’s out of scope.)
Got a business and an idea? I’d genuinely like to hear about it.