Turning an EU legal obligation into enforced software
A custom WooCommerce plugin implementing the EU statutory right of withdrawal — one-click requests, server-side enforcement of the 14-day window, and a permanent record of every declaration.
Case studies
Orders reaching distributors, statutory deadlines being enforced, payments reconciling, mail actually arriving. Each of these has a failure mode that costs the client money — which is why they were worth building properly.
A custom WooCommerce plugin implementing the EU statutory right of withdrawal — one-click requests, server-side enforcement of the 14-day window, and a permanent record of every declaration.
Every order now generates a distributor-ready XML document and dispatches it automatically to the publisher responsible for fulfilment — removing roughly ten minutes of manual transcription from every sale.
A hand-built commerce platform on a custom PHP stack — multiple live payment gateways, a specification-driven catalogue across five business divisions, and division-aware checkout logic enforced in code.
A custom platform for a London e-commerce studio: eight fixed-price services purchasable through hosted Stripe checkout, alongside a quoted development pipeline with a budget-qualifying enquiry form.
A custom CRM unifying lead management, reporting and automated invoicing for a logistics company — replacing licensed software billed monthly per seat, with the client's data no longer split across two systems.
A portal serving employers, candidates and administrators — ingesting external XML job feeds, surfacing them as leads recruiters can claim, and handling the posting and application lifecycle in one place.
Ongoing server and infrastructure management for an agency director — multiple sites provisioned and maintained, a split delivery routing setup built, and SPF, DKIM and DMARC corrected across several domains.