Code and website building
Catherine writes code, builds websites, and maintains your digital presence. Not "generates a template" — she actually writes, deploys, and fixes production code.
Website management
Building from scratch
"Build me a landing page for the new service"
"Create a portfolio site based on these project photos"
"Set up a booking page where clients can schedule consultations"
Updating existing sites
"Update the pricing on the website"
"Add a new team member to the about page"
"Fix the contact form — it's not sending emails"
Catherine reads the existing code, understands the structure, makes the changes, and pushes them live.
Monitoring
"Check if the website is running and let me know if it goes down"
"The site feels slow — can you investigate?"
She'll diagnose issues, fix what she can, and report what needs external attention.
Code capabilities
Catherine isn't limited to websites. She can:
Write scripts to automate repetitive tasks
Build internal tools and dashboards
Debug and fix existing code
Review pull requests and suggest improvements
Set up databases and APIs
Deploy applications
How it works
You describe what you want in plain language. Catherine handles the technical details:
"Build a dashboard that shows my monthly revenue from the spreadsheet I shared"
She'll:
Read your data
Choose the right approach
Write the code
Test it
Deploy or deliver it
If something needs your input, she'll ask. Otherwise, she works independently.
What languages and frameworks?
Catherine works across modern development stacks:
Frontend: React, Next.js, HTML/CSS, Tailwind
Backend: Node.js, Python, TypeScript
Databases: PostgreSQL, SQLite, Supabase
Deployment: Vercel, Cloudflare, Docker
Other: Shell scripts, APIs, integrations
You don't need to be technical
You don't need to understand code to work with Catherine on technical projects. She translates between business needs and technical implementation.
"I want clients to be able to upload photos of their project and get an instant quote"
She'll figure out the architecture, build it, and walk you through how it works — in plain English.
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