Studio / A way of looking
Studio
DotCraft is my independent development studio. My path into technology began with computer engineering studies in 2010, followed by hands-on work in IT from 2014: servers, scripting, and computer and server maintenance.
From there, I moved into web application development, then large-scale data analysis and processing. Building websites took me through Squarespace and Wix before WordPress became the platform I spent the most time with.
Today, I’m interested in what comes next: combining that experience with new tools to build useful products, explore interactions, and create more than a conventional website. Measured Trees is one expression of that curiosity.
I run the studio alongside my day job, with a limited weekly schedule and room for thoughtfully scoped collaborations. It’s a place for my own projects and for people who want to explore an idea together.
What I’m interested in
Ideas with a question of their own.
Business websites, web applications, prototypes, and tools that make information useful. I’m open to different kinds of projects — what matters is finding a clear idea, a workable scope, and room to make something worthwhile together.
An open invitation
There’s room for another idea.
A business website, a prototype, a tool, or an idea that does not fit a neat category — I’m open to exploring it. Email is the best place to start. We can talk through the scope and agree on a realistic timeline.