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Full-stack web development for small businesses and nonprofits.
Built properly, by one person who picks up the phone — design, code, and the unglamorous infrastructure in between.
Selected work
Four engagements, built end to end — the interface, the data layer, and the administrative tooling the client actually runs day to day.
How I work
01
One point of contact
No account managers, no handoffs. You talk to the person writing the code, from the first call to the last deploy.
02
Built to be handed over
Software is only finished when the people who own it can run it alone. Every build ships with an interface its stewards can operate without an engineer present.
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Durable by default
Conventional architecture, infrastructure you own, and no dependency that cannot be replaced. What is built this year should still be maintainable long after.
Principal
Ethan Jung
Founder · Systems Architect
JPX is me. I design and build websites and web applications for small businesses and nonprofits — not templated marketing pages, but the infrastructure underneath: registration flows, admin dashboards, and the unglamorous plumbing that makes an organization's day-to-day actually work.
Single point of authorship on every engagement, from the first wireframe to production — interface design, application architecture, data modeling, infrastructure, and the editorial systems that keep a site current after launch. This site is a fair sample of the standard: the type ramp, the grid, and the case studies were all built the same way I'd build yours.
Small businesses and nonprofits get the same rate, the same code quality, and the same attention. I don't treat one as charity work and the other as the real job — and if a project isn't a good fit, I'll say so upfront instead of taking it anyway.
Enquiries
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you're trying to build. I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit.