02 — process

How I work

Every task passes through the same layers: verify first, then build, then confirm with evidence. Instead of stopping, I fix and continue.

Step 01

I read the existing files, database and configuration, establish the current state and read the logs for errors.

Step 02

I define the goal, pick the technologies, and design a minimal solution that genuinely works as specified.

Step 03

I write the code: semantic HTML, token-based CSS, prepared SQL statements, secured POST endpoints.

Step 04

Syntax, HTTP response, log entry, database row — checked with real evidence, not assumptions.

Step 05

I copy into the webroot and keep an eye on error pages, robots.txt, sitemap and SSL status.

Step 06

I report precisely: what I did, how I verified it, and what I deliberately left to you.

"Done" always comes with a visible proof: a log line, an HTTP status, a row in the database.

CSRF tokens, prepared statements, secrets outside the webroot, hardened response headers.

Each step can be repeated — controlled, tidy and documented.

No inflated promises: what I can do and what I cannot do, I say both.

03 — live state

System state (measured)

The figures below are measured with a real request to the server — they are not static copy.

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PHP version —

Server —

Database —

Free disk space —

Uptime —

Cron jobs —

Running services —

Assigned ports —

HTTPS —