Flexible Development Support for Agencies
Support with capacity bottlenecks, ongoing projects or individual features – from React and Next.js to Flutter. Structured, independent and easy to integrate into existing workflows.
When You're Short on Capacity In-House
Not every project needs permanent additional hires. Sometimes what's missing for a few weeks, a single feature, or a specific project phase is simply extra development capacity.
Launch Crunch
A launch is approaching and there aren't enough development resources in-house.
Individual Features
A clearly scoped feature needs to be built without permanently growing the team.
Existing Codebase
A live product needs support with bug fixes, integrations or ongoing development.
Design-to-Code
Figma is finished, but there's no capacity for clean technical implementation.
App Development
The existing team needs support with Flutter or mobile features.
Temporary Reinforcement
Support for a few weeks or a defined project phase.
Development Support for Existing and New Projects
Frontend Development
React, Next.js, TypeScript, responsive interfaces and existing component structures.
Mobile Development
Flutter and Dart for existing or new cross-platform applications.
Feature Development
New functionality within existing products and codebases.
Design-to-Code
Implementation of existing Figma designs with a focus on clean, responsive and pixel-accurate results.
Integrations
APIs, external services and existing system landscapes.
Bugfixing & Ongoing Development
Analysis and resolution of existing issues, plus incremental product improvement.
No New System. I Work Within Yours.
Agency projects already have processes, tools and technical decisions in place. My goal isn't to reinvent them, but to fit into existing workflows as smoothly as possible.
Existing architecture and coding conventions are respected. Changes should stay understandable and maintainable for the existing team.
Not every project uses all of these tools. What matters is that the collaboration runs within the setup already established at your agency.
Agency Experience from the Field
Before going independent, I spent two years as a developer at a digital agency in Vienna. There I worked on live web and app projects – including applications with hundreds of thousands of active users.
That gave me insight into both the technical side and the reality of agency projects: existing codebases, deadlines, reviews, client feedback, changing requirements, and collaboration within a development team.
Project Experience from My Agency Work
Aktionsfinder App & PWA
Contributed to a live app and PWA with feature development, bug fixes and design updates within an existing codebase.
Tiroler Tageszeitung App
Ongoing development of a news app with hundreds of thousands of active users. Worked on bug fixes, new features, dark mode and continuous design updates.
Structured from Briefing to Handover
Request
A short exchange about project, tech stack, scope, timing and the support needed.
Onboarding
Access, existing codebase, project structure, tickets and definition of done.
Implementation
Independent work on the agreed tasks with regular check-ins.
Review
Clean pull requests, understandable changes and adjustments from code review.
Handover
Documentation and a clean handover of the completed features.
Flexible Collaboration Depending on the Project
Hourly
For smaller tasks, bug fixes or occasional support.
Hourly rate on request
Retainer / Day-based
For regular support during a project phase or temporary capacity bottlenecks.
Day rate or retainer on request
Project-based
For clearly scoped features, integrations or implementations.
Effort based on briefing
Longer-term collaboration is also possible by arrangement.
Request CollaborationCollaboration That Fits Into Existing Teams
Independent Work
After a clean briefing, I can work on defined tasks independently.
Clean Handover
Pull requests and changes should stay understandable for the existing team.
Design Understanding
My background in media design lets me assess designs technically as well as visually.
Clear Communication
Questions and blockers are communicated early, not right before the deadline.
Respecting Existing Structures
I adapt to existing architecture and coding conventions instead of restructuring things without being asked.
Technologies and Frameworks
The specific stack depends on the existing project. For existing codebases, I work within the established technical architecture.
Frequently Asked Questions About Working Together
Yes. Support can explicitly take place within existing projects. At the start we clarify architecture, coding conventions, existing documentation and the definition of done.
Yes. The collaboration doesn't have to cover a whole project. Clearly scoped features, integrations, bug fixes or design-to-code tasks are also possible.
Yes. I can integrate into existing development processes and work with tickets, Git, pull requests and code reviews, for example.
Yes. Design-to-code is part of my offering. Existing designs can be integrated responsively and component-based into the existing application.
My focus is on React, Next.js, TypeScript as well as Flutter and Dart. Depending on the project, I also work with existing APIs, backend services and cloud solutions.
Depending on current availability, yes. Scope, timeframe and required capacity are best clarified right at the start.
Depending on scope, the collaboration can be billed hourly, via an agreed retainer, or on a project basis.
Working in the background or as part of the existing project team is possible by arrangement.
Short on Development Capacity Right Now?
Send me a quick note on your tech stack, project scope and desired timeframe. Then we can quickly clarify if and how I can support your team.