I'm Edward Georgevic, an engineer and web designer working with commercial property firms and consumer brands. I rebuild dated sites into ones that do the selling. Most recently for a firm managing 1.5M ft² across 193 units — designed with the CFO and co-founders, approved by the Board, launched.
| Ref | Client | Sector | Scale | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Avon Capital Estates A 25-year-old property firm losing prospective tenants on a dated site. Rebuilt end-to-end, portfolio made self-serve. | Commercial property | 1.5M ft² | Launched |
| 002 | BerryLush A consumer brand with nothing to sell against. Built the identity, the design-token system and a hand-coded storefront. | Consumer brand | Shopify-ready | Prototype |
| 003 | HydraLink Six agencies held the data needed to predict drainage overflow and none of them shared a view of it. Designed the platform that unifies them. | Infrastructure data | 6 agencies | Concept |
A full redesign and rebuild for a commercial property investment firm. I worked directly with the CFO and co-founders, led with proof rather than description, and made the portfolio self-serve so prospective tenants can find space without picking up the phone. Presented to the Board and launched.
An end-to-end consumer brand: product strategy, a reusable design-token system, and a hand-coded storefront prototype that is accessible, interactive and documented for a Shopify handover. No frameworks, no dependencies.
An urban water-coordination platform that unifies six agencies' data to flag drainage overflow hours before it happens, backed by a real capacity-balance model and an operational dashboard. Designed as a final-year engineering project.
Design and front-end development for founders and small teams — from a single landing page to a full brand and storefront.
Responsive, on-brand sites designed and coded from scratch, built to load fast and read clearly.
Identity, messaging and storefronts — the whole system, documented so your team can run it.
Interface development, dashboards and technical builds where the data matters as much as the layout.
I'm an engineer who designs, which means the sites I build hold up under the hood as well as on the screen.
Engineering and Management graduate from the University of Exeter with a first-class degree. I currently work as a software engineer building UI components, parametric features and 3D-modelling software for HVAC systems, and I've been freelancing as a web designer since 2023.
That mix is the point. I can sit in a meeting with a CFO, understand what the business actually needs, sketch the flow, design the interface and ship it — without handing off between three people who each understand a third of the problem.
I'm taking on freelance design and build work. Tell me what you're building and I'll come back to you.