Let's Vibe Code!

Most of these started at 1 a.m. as "let me just try something" and then refused to stay small. Sites and tools I've designed, built, and shipped. They include client work, community projects, and a few things I made because nobody else was going to.

Ananse | The Save Asaase Yaa Crawler

Ghanaian news sites reorganize, paywall, and go dark, and reporting on illegal mining disappears with them. Ananse reads Ghanaian newsrooms every six hours, keeps what’s about galamsey, and holds it in one searchable archive so the record survives the original page coming down. Records are typed by subject, matched against a gazetteer of 140 mining towns, reserves, and rivers, and threaded together so a case can be read from the raid through to the verdict. This one was supposed to be a weekend project.

Built with: Scheduled crawler, RSS ingestion, GDELT and Wayback backfill, client-side search and filtering. Hosted on GitHub Pages.

Dwadie Nwoma

I built this one for my mum. A shop book that works with no connection at all. It tracks stock, debtors, losses, and profit reports live entirely on the device, so a sale recorded in a market stall with no signal is still there when the day closes. It runs in Twi (my native language) and English with a one-tap toggle, plus a text-size control, because a shop book you can't read in bright sun is not a shop book. Client of one; requirements gathered over dinner!

Built with: Progressive Web App, service worker for offline caching, local device storage. Bilingual UI (Twi/English).

Novel Strategic Communications

A site for a Tema-based communications and events agency working with corporate institutions, government agencies, and NGOs. The challenge was making six services that sound similar on paper: moderation, rapporteuring, event coordination, media relations, consultancy, branding. All sections are read as six distinct things a client might actually need. Built around their engagement record and their team of journalists, since in this business the people are the product.

Built with: HTML, CSS, JavaScript. Multi-page structure, responsive layout, service and team sections.

Davero Electrical Engineering

A marketing site for Ghana's official Bredenoord generator dealer, covering rentals, sales, and service from Accra to Tamale. The build had to make a technical catalog legible to people who just need power. It features diesel units, lighting towers, and hybrids laid out so a site manager can find the right kVA rating and get a quote in two clicks. Quote requests route straight to a pre-filled email rather than a form that needs a backend.

Built with: HTML, CSS, JavaScript. Responsive layout, SEO metadata, downloadable company profile.