Explore my graphic design, SEO, WordPress, and technology projects, organized by category. Each project reflects practical work, experimentation, or skill development.
Hands-on work, filterable by category. Each card is labelled by type: personal project, practice work or experiment. Client work will be added only with permission. The filters also apply to the focus areas below.
Logo, branding and digital drawing practice plus photo retouching, using Photoshop and AI-assisted design tools, developed through coursework and hands-on practice.
Structured data, image SEO, sitemap and crawl-friendly markup applied to this portfolio as a hands-on technical SEO exercise. No ranking or traffic results are claimed; the walkthrough below explains what was done.
WordPress setup and customization practice: themes, page builders, plugin configuration, on-page SEO and basic performance tuning for small business and portfolio-style sites.
This portfolio website: a fast, responsive static site that presents my services, projects and articles, with optimized WebP images and clean, crawl-friendly markup.
Practical experiments applying AI tools to research, content drafting, prompt design and automating repetitive digital tasks — focused on real, everyday use rather than hype.
A set of privacy-friendly utilities — password checker and generator, hashing, encoding, JWT and HTTP header analysis, text and log tools. Everything runs locally in the browser.
A personal Kali Linux lab for practising network scanning, traffic analysis and defensive fundamentals with tools like Nmap and Wireshark, in isolated, authorized environments only.
Code, learning projects and experiments are shared on GitHub as they become ready. Follow along for new work across technology and web.
A walkthrough of SEO work on my own site. It describes what was done; no client names, traffic numbers or ranking results are claimed.
The site had placeholder domain names in canonical, sitemap and structured data, mixed positioning between security and design, and a contact form that depended on server scripts the hosting did not run.
Replaced every placeholder URL, made canonicals, sitemap and robots.txt consistent, unified the Person schema, built dedicated service pages for graphic design, digital marketing, SEO and WordPress, and moved the contact form and chat to Netlify.
Manual audit of every page, JSON-LD validation, link checking, Search Console and Lighthouse for follow-up. See the technical SEO checklist.
A consistent technical foundation and a clearer entity. Search results have not been measured yet, and I will report them here once Search Console has enough data.
Related services: SEO · WordPress. Want something similar? Start a project.
Client case studies will be added here when clients give permission.
The skills behind these projects. Core service marks my primary commercial services. Practicing, Exploring and Learning mark supporting skills and interests, labelled by how I currently engage with them. They are honest snapshots, not formal rankings, and they change as I keep learning.
Graphic design is a core service; video and photo editing are supporting skills.
Visual design and digital artwork, supported by Photoshop and AI-assisted design training.
Editing video content and short-form visual stories.
Retouching and colour-grading photos, including portraits.
Core services: visibility, search, websites and online presence.
Improving how websites are found, understood and presented in search engines.
Crawlability, indexing, structured data, performance and clean site architecture.
Content planning, social media and simple reporting to help small businesses grow their online visibility.
Building and experimenting with websites, WordPress and web technologies.
Supporting skills and interests. They complement my main services and are not offered as primary commercial services.
Learning how systems are attacked and defended, from fundamentals to practical security thinking.
Practising ethical hacking concepts in lab environments and authorized settings only.
Reading, testing and writing up how vulnerabilities and security controls work.
Learning responsible bug hunting and disclosure practices.
Hands-on testing of my own labs and tools to understand how weaknesses show up.
Understanding networks, traffic and the controls that protect them.
Using Kali Linux as a learning environment for security tools.
Basic programming and scripting to automate tasks and build small tools.
Exploring AI tools and practical applications for research, content and workflows.
