UX/UI · Front-End · AI-assisted development · Interactive systems

Software Developer

Product & Front-End

I design and build digital tools and applications, from product thinking through to technical execution.

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About

Who am I?

I work at the crossroads of design, product, and technology. Across my experience in agencies, startups, freelance missions, and large corporations, I've learned to turn ideas and business needs into concrete interfaces and applications. My focus: designing and building digital tools that are useful, polished, and coherent, moving naturally from product thinking and UX/UI to technical execution. Based in Charleroi, I work on-site or remotely depending on the context and the project's needs.

Professional Experience

Medi-Market Group

Front-End Developer - 2025

  • E-commerce audit and feature development for a large-scale retail platform.
  • UX/UI redesign of customer-facing interfaces and internal business tools.
  • Design and development of an internal MVP with Next.js: component architecture, custom design system combined with MUI, and complete front-end development.

Digiwolf

Front-End Developer, UX/UI Designer - 2024

  • Design and development of custom applications and websites using WordPress Gutenberg.
  • Exploration and integration of new tech stacks in real-world project contexts.

Fidelo Agency

Front-End Developer, UX/UI Designer - 2022-2023

  • WordPress website development and creation of fully custom Gutenberg blocks.
  • Upstream UX/UI collaboration to ensure consistency between design and implementation.

Rever DataEngineers

Front-End Developer, UX/UI Designer - 2018-2021

  • Front-end Lead for software interface development and definition of UX/UI standards.
  • Active participation in product strategy: business requirements analysis and structuring data-driven concepts.

ExperIT

UX/UI Designer, Front-End Developer - 2018

  • Web development and maintenance of business applications.
  • Technical support and IT troubleshooting.

Fédération InforJeunes Wallonie-Bruxelles

UX/UI Designer, Front-End Developer - 2017

  • Comprehensive audit of existing infrastructure: SWOT analysis and identification of improvement areas.
  • UX/UI design: wireframes and high-fidelity mockups prior to development.
  • Full development of the website using WordPress (PHP).

Education

  • Haute École Albert Jacquard, Namur, 2011-2014
  • Institut Technique Provincial, Court-Saint-Étienne, Audiovisual section, 2005-2011

Soft Skills

  • Autonomy & initiative: Used to taking the lead on front-end topics while staying aligned with team goals.
  • Rigor & structure: I like to start from clear objectives — I analyze, structure, then execute.
  • Client & project focus: Responsive, precise, and invested in finding solutions suited to the project's needs.
  • Communication & knowledge sharing: I enjoy sharing my knowledge through code reviews, team discussions, and clear documentation.
  • Critical thinking & anticipation: I favor clarifying needs and ambiguities upfront to limit errors and unnecessary iterations.

FAQ

How much does a custom web application cost in Belgium?
It depends on the scope. A Flash Audit (full diagnostic in 48h) starts at €490. A Development Sprint, for a targeted feature or redesign delivered in 2 weeks, is around €2,500. A full custom project, from design to production, typically falls between €8,000 and €25,000 depending on complexity. These ranges reflect standard projects in Belgium and are refined after an initial call.
How quickly can my project go live?
A fixed-scope Development Sprint is delivered in 2 weeks. A full custom project typically takes 4 to 10 weeks depending on complexity and integrations. In every case, the timeline is quoted and confirmed before work starts — no silent scope creep.
I have an AI-generated prototype (Lovable, v0…) but I'm stuck — can you take over from there?
Yes, this is one of the most common situations I see. AI writes code, but it doesn't sign off on a production result. I take over your existing prototype, identify what needs to be solidified (security, data, performance, maintainability) and bring it to a reliable, shipped version. You keep what already works, without starting from scratch.
What happens if I want to bring the code in-house later?
The code belongs entirely to you from delivery onward. No hidden lock-in, no proprietary dependency: you receive the Git repository, documentation and access to any third-party services. You can hand the project to another team at any time.
Can my development project be funded through the Walloon region's business vouchers (chèques-entreprises)?
This is possible for certain consulting and digital transformation assignments eligible under Wallonia's chèques-entreprises scheme. I can help you check whether your project qualifies and guide you through the process, which can fund part of the engagement.
What does the monthly maintenance plan (Continuity Retainer) cover?
The Continuity Retainer (€350 to €900/month depending on scope) covers application monitoring, security and dependency updates, Core Web Vitals tracking, and 2 to 4 hours of monthly development for adjustments or small improvements. The goal: your application stays fast and secure without you having to think about it.
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The limits of proprietary software: what Shopify, Webflow and Wix don't tell you
Stratégie · PME · No-code

The limits of proprietary software: what Shopify, Webflow and Wix don't tell you

A Shopify store that actually runs uses six paid apps on top of the subscription, on average. What these platforms deliver, what they lock down, and why custom-built gets cheaper over time.

Who owns your website's code? The vendor lock-in trap
Juridique · PME · Propriété du code

Who owns your website's code? The vendor lock-in trap

In Belgium, paying for a website doesn't make you its owner: without a written clause, the rights stay with the provider. Five locks to check and seven questions to ask before signing.

When Excel is no longer enough: moving to a business application
Outils métier · PME · Excel

When Excel is no longer enough: moving to a business application

94% of audited spreadsheets contain at least one error, and a full file warns nobody. The seven signals that the tipping point has come, and the mistake that sinks most projects.

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