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I'm Phúc, a final-year Software Engineering student building websites for small shops, personal brands and people just starting out. No technical knowledge needed. And you see a preview before deciding to go further.
Message me first and we'll pin down exactly what the work covers. No commitment yet.
You review a sample design and only move forward once you're happy — no buying blind.
Bugs in code I wrote get fixed free, with no time limit. Doesn't apply once the source code has been changed by you or someone else.
Plans
Four plans for four situations. Each one spells out what you get.
One page for a product, event or ad campaign. Live in 5–7 days.
The full set of pages for small shops, cafés and personal brands.
When your site needs bookings, orders or member login.
For a site that's slow, broken on mobile or not ranking on Google.
Projects with online payments or complex permissions get their own scope. The optimization plan is mainly for React/Next.js sites.
Small jobs
No job too small. It's an easy way to start working together.
Layout broken on desktop or phone, buttons that don't work — fixed fast.
Change text, images, colours or add a new section to an existing site.
Fix what slows the page down, plus title, description and share image.
Deploy, connect the domain and hosting to go live.
Contact form, Zalo/Messenger chat, Google Maps, quick-call button…
Got a Figma design? I turn it into a real page, faithful to the detail.
Don't see what you need? Describe it and I'll reply within 24 hours
How we work
You send me what you need — an existing site or just the idea. No obligation.
I talk you through the options and suggest the approach that fits.
We agree the scope and timeline, then start. You follow progress step by step.
Full handover and a usage walkthrough. And lifetime bug fixes for the code I wrote.
Coursework bug fixes, course projects and CV/portfolio sites have their own page.
What people usually ask before starting.
Send me your goal or the site you already have. I'll suggest the leanest way forward, even if all you need is one page. Not technical? That's fine.