Question 1

What kind of projects do you take on?

Accepted Answer

I create websites, custom software and CRM, graphics for social media and print, advertising campaigns and 3D spots. I define what you need with you and handle the project personally.

Question 2

Do you also work on existing projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it’s an important part of the work. I can analyze a product that already exists, fix it, extend it or redesign the parts that no longer hold up, without rebuilding from scratch what already works.

Question 3

Do you only build websites?

Accepted Answer

No. The website is often just the visible part of the system. Underneath are databases, backend, dashboards, CRM, automation, APIs and internal tools: they’re what decide whether the product really works, and I build them even when nobody sees them.

Question 4

Can I start from just an idea?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In fact, it’s the best starting point. I start from the problem, define with you what the product needs to do and only then choose the technology: picking the tool first is the fastest way to build the wrong thing.

Question 5

Do you also create graphics for social media and print?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I create graphics for posts, ads and banners, as well as posters, flyers, brochures, menus and other printed materials. I agree the style, content and delivery formats with you.

Question 6

How much does a project cost?

Accepted Answer

It depends on what it needs to do, how much already exists and how complex it is to keep running. That’s why the guided path gathers the information first: I’d rather give you a figure built on your case than a price list that means nothing.

Question 7

How long does it take?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the project, and I don’t give generic timelines before I understand what it’s about. What I can tell you is how I work: I define the goal, agree on what goes into the first version and build it in usable parts, not as a single block delivered at the end.

Question 8

Can you connect the new system to the tools I already use?

Accepted Answer

Almost always, when the tool exposes APIs, webhooks or exports. It’s the first thing I check, because it decides how much work stays manual: if a system can’t be connected, it’s better to know before designing around that assumption. Where a direct connection doesn’t exist, I automate the part around it.

Question 9

Do you also build e-commerce?

Accepted Answer

Yes, especially when the product has variants, configurations or calculations that an off-the-shelf platform only handles with a stack of plugins. If you sell standard products, an existing platform may be enough and costs less: I’ll tell you, instead of building something you don’t need.

Question 10

Who looks after the project after launch?

Accepted Answer

I do, in whatever form I agree on: work on request or an ongoing relationship. The way I work, that’s where the real product begins: I look at how it’s used, remove the friction nobody saw coming and improve what usage points to.

Question 11

Dove lavori?

Accepted Answer

Sono in Italia e lavoro da remoto o in sede, a seconda di cosa chiede il progetto. Alcune cose si capiscono solo guardando come si lavora sul posto; altre si fanno meglio a distanza, con incontri concordati e aggiornamenti scritti che restano.

Question 12

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

With the guided path: six short steps to tell me the area, the starting point, the goal and the timeline. It helps me come to the first reply already prepared, instead of starting over from the basic questions.

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