Solutions
Requirements × Technology.
WordPress is an advanced Open Source Content Management System (CMS) that has low maintenance requirements and is very flexible because it can be used for personal blogs, small business websites or even complex business applications.
WooCommerce “Woo” is an Open Source E-Commerce plugin for WordPress. Out-of-the-box and without any additional costs it already brings all the necessary functions to efficiently run a webshop.
Nextcloud is a privacy friendly self-hosted Open Source Cloud Hub to store files on your own server. It is compliant with the GDPR because you retain full control and the data is not shared with third parties.
Matomo is a privacy friendly self-hosted Open Source alternative to Google Analytics. It is compliant with the GDPR because no analytics data is shared with third parties.
Mailchimp is a popular Email Marketing platform to collect mailing lists, create Email templates and send out campaigns. The basic version can be used free-of-charge after a registration.
them.es is a side project of mine where I offer self developed OpenSource WordPress Starter Themes, WordPress Plugins and more.
Frontend development
HTML, CSS and Javascript are my key design and development tools. Of course I also use various frameworks (JS and PHP)) and am experienced in setting up automated tests with Playwright and Puppeteer.
In order to develop a contemporary and sustainable digital product, the framework conditions must be right. Data privacy, security, adaptability, scalability, and user-friendliness should all be considered when choosing the digital ecosystem and the right tools.
I rely on open source software because it gives me the freedom to use it with no restrictions according to my needs.
As an individual, I benefit from the swarm intelligence, which is why I support the respective communities within the scope of my possibilities and report bugs or contribute code improvements. And I also offer some useful OSS products based on WordPress.
Curiosity is the key to problem solving.
Galileo Galilei