IT engineering / Web systems / CMS implementation
Creative direction for CMS-driven web systems.
I shape the visual system, interaction logic, and CMS path behind polished websites for Japan and Bali.
Why clients keep momentum
A creative technologist who can direct the experience and build it cleanly.
Responsive implementation, QA discipline, multilingual pages, and handoff-friendly code.
Launch lean, then upgrade the CMS when it matters.
Clear content updates without a heavy admin.
Selected work
Public credit, CMS concept, and direction process.
A portfolio with limited public credits should not feel small. It should frame each signal clearly: verified work, system thinking, and the decisions behind production.
Agency production
Kids Toyota Manabu Park
A verified production credit through FRAMELUNCH. It anchors the portfolio with recognizable client trust before the Bali service has a larger public archive.
- Client
- Toyota Motor Corporation
- Role
- Development / production support
- Credit
- Matsuo Kade Leo (GOGREEN inc.)
CMS demo / system concept
CMS Demo / Sheets-to-system launch concept
A demo track for cafes, salons, villas, and small teams: content starts in a simple spreadsheet and can mature into a structured admin when the business is ready.
Production method / frontend process
Production Method / Direction process
The working method becomes a portfolio asset: clarify the offer, map the content, choose the right CMS level, build fast pages, and hand over with confidence.
Services
Pick the support level that matches the project.
The strongest offer is not one huge package. It is a clear menu: production help for teams, launch sites for owners, and CMS upgrades when operations become real.
Production teams
Frontend production support
For agencies and studios that need a careful engineer who understands visual direction, responsive QA, and handoff.
- Landing pages and campaign pages
- Multilingual implementation
- Animation and interaction polish
Bali businesses
Lean launch site
For cafes, salons, villas, and local services that need a sharp public site before committing to a bigger system.
- Offer and content structure
- Fast static build
- Simple update path
Growing operations
CMS upgrade path
For teams that have outgrown ad-hoc updates and need structured content, roles, media, and repeatable workflows.
- Sheets CMS starter
- Custom admin planning
- Long-term maintenance shape
CMS strategy
A CMS growth story clients can understand visually.
- Pilot siteLaunch the public experience quickly with clean structure and low maintenance.
- Sheets CMSLet owners update menus, pricing, hours, FAQs, and simple content safely.
- Custom CMSUpgrade into structured content, media workflows, roles, and repeatable operations.
Pilot / low-cost
Google Sheets CMS
For early clients who need a clean site, simple updates, and low running cost.
- Fast launch for cafes, salons, studios, and villas
- Static hosting, low maintenance, easy handover
- Good for the first 3-5 portfolio projects
Professional / paid
Custom CMS with scaffold_cms
For clients ready for structured content, media workflows, roles, repeatable content types, and long-term maintainability.
- Better for serious operations and recurring retainers
- Clear upgrade path from the starter workflow
- A stronger technical story for production-company work
Method
Three decisions behind every polished launch.
Creative direction
Translate the brief, content hierarchy, visual tone, and interaction logic into a website that feels authored instead of assembled.
Implementation quality
Build fast, responsive, accessible pages with careful QA and code that can survive handoff, iteration, and multilingual content.
Operational design
Choose the CMS level that fits the client now, then leave a clean upgrade path for future content, media, roles, and retainers.
Next
Bring a sharper digital presence to life.
For production teams, founders, and Bali businesses that need a site with taste, speed, and an update path that will not collapse after launch.
Best first email: project goal, current URL if any, desired language, rough deadline, and who will update content after launch.