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Credibility without a public portfolio (NDA-first)

> Many projects can’t be shown publicly due to NDA. To help you evaluate fit, I share delivery process, quality standards, and anonymised outcomes.

Track record at a glance

120+
Projects delivered
70+
Clients
Since 2007
In the industry

NDA-first, still transparent

  • >No client names, logos, or internal screenshots
  • >I can explain technical decisions without exposing sensitive data
  • >Private references can be discussed when permitted

A process you can rely on

1

Discovery

Clarify goals, scope, risks, and success metrics.

2

Design

Architecture, data model, and implementation plan.

3

Build

Iterate in milestones with clear deliverables.

4

QA

Functional checks, edge cases, and performance review.

5

Deploy

Safe release, rollback plan, and documentation.

6

Operate

Monitoring, bugfixes, and improvements.

Quality standards

  • Type-safety and linting to reduce bugs
  • Right-sized tests (not too much, not too little)
  • Logs/metrics for smoother operations
  • Clean handover documentation

Security basics

  • Auth & RBAC as needed
  • Safe validation and error handling
  • Least-privilege principles
  • Audit trails when required

Demos with synthetic data

I can show small demos (no client data) to demonstrate UI quality, architecture, and realtime flows.

View demo playground

Private technical walk-through

For serious prospects, I can arrange a private session to walk through architecture decisions, trade-offs, and anonymised metrics from past engagements.

Request private session

FAQ for new clients

> Why is there a project slot limit?

I only take on a maximum of 3 active projects at a time. This ensures every client gets my full attention, responsive communication, and high-quality results without delays.

> How can I trust without a portfolio?

You’ll see a predictable process, anonymised snapshots, synthetic demos, and transparent milestone updates.

> Can you work with Singapore teams?

Yes. Batam is close to Singapore, and collaboration is easy with clear communication and deliverables.

> How do you communicate?

Typically weekly updates + clear milestones + documented technical decisions.