Question 1

What kind of websites and apps do you build for businesses in Ghana?

Accepted Answer

I build complete web products with React, Next.js, Node.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, and Supabase. Typical work includes SaaS applications, admin panels, APIs, authentication, payment workflows, dashboards, e-commerce systems, and conversion-focused business sites for clients in Ghana and worldwide.

Question 2

Do you handle frontend, backend, and deployment yourself — or will I need another developer?

Accepted Answer

You get one owner for the full product. I design and build the UI, wire up backends (Supabase or Firebase), connect APIs and payments, set up auth, and deploy to production (usually Vercel) with SSL. You won’t be stuck coordinating three freelancers for one launch.

Question 3

Can you build an online store with MoMo, Paystack, or card payments?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I ship stores with cart, checkout, order management, and admin dashboards, integrated with Paystack, Flutterwave, Mobile Money, or Stripe depending on your market. Features like product catalogs, inventory, delivery rules (e.g. Accra / nationwide), and order tracking are scoped to how you actually sell — not a generic template.

Question 4

How long does a typical project take from kickoff to launch?

Accepted Answer

Small fixes: often 24–48 hours. Landing pages: about 3–5 business days. Full business websites: usually 1–3 weeks. Full-stack apps or stores: typically 3–8 weeks, depending on features and how quickly content and feedback arrive. You’ll get a clear timeline before we start, with milestones so you’re never guessing where things stand.

Question 5

What’s the process if I want to hire you?

Accepted Answer

Send a brief via the contact form (goals, timeline, and any links or references). I’ll reply with clarifying questions or a proposal outlining scope and next steps. We work in short review cycles so you’re involved without living in meetings — and nothing starts until you’re clear on the plan.

Question 6

Do you take WordPress projects or rebuilds?

Accepted Answer

Not currently. I focus on modern stacks (React, Next.js, Supabase) where performance, security, and long-term maintainability are stronger than a typical WordPress setup. If you’re on WordPress and want a rebuild on a modern stack, that’s a conversation I’m happy to have.

Question 7

Will my site be fast and findable on Google — or is SEO an add-on later?

Accepted Answer

SEO and performance are part of the build, not an afterthought. I ship with sensible metadata, structured data where it helps, clean URLs, image optimization, and Core Web Vitals targets. For existing sites I also run technical SEO and Lighthouse audits, then fix what’s holding rankings and load speed back.

Question 8

Are you based in Ghana, and do you work with remote clients?

Accepted Answer

Yes — I’m based in Accra and work with clients across Ghana (Accra, Kumasi, Tema, and beyond) as well as remotely with teams in the UK, US, Canada, and Europe. Collaboration is async-friendly: clear written updates, shared boards, and calls when decisions need them.

Question 9

What happens after launch — do you offer support or maintenance?

Accepted Answer

Every project includes a short post-launch window for bug fixes (typically about a month). After that, optional maintenance covers updates, small improvements, and monitoring. If you need ongoing help, we can set a simple retainer so you’re not hunting for a developer every time something breaks.

Daniel Amekpoagbe
Full-Stack Software Engineer Who Builds, Ships, and Scales.

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Daniel AmekpoagbeFull-Stack Software Engineer Who Builds, Ships, and Scales.