Built on
purpose.
Nothing
accidental.

I'm Michael, a full stack developer.I build web applications that keep working long after the first release.

About.

I build the whole stack.The screen people touch,the server that answers,the database that remembers.

Websites and web applications for teams and users around the world, from the first commit to the deploy.

summary.ts

class Engineer {  constructor() {    this.name       = "Michael Igboke";    this.title      = "Full-Stack Engineer";    this.location   = "Nigeria";    this.experience = "5+ years";     this.builds = [      "UIUX's people enjoy",      "backends that don't break",      "systems built to scale",    ];     this.traits = {      problemSolver: true,      systemsThinker: true, // fullstack      shipsOnTime: true, // no excuses      asyncReady: true, // I'm active    };     this.available  = true;  }   isAvailable() {    return this.available;  }} export default new Engineer();// same problem-solver, different tools.

How can I be of service?

Ask Hebrew women, I deliver pass them...

Full Stack Development
$ git commit -m "feat: built end-to-end, front to back"
SEO
$ git commit -m "perf: your site now shows up on Google"
Web Applications
$ git push origin feature/web-app
Responsive Design
$ git commit -m "fix: looks good on every screen size"
Code Refactoring
$ git diff main..feature/cleanup
Testing & Debugging
$ git commit -m "fix: squash bugs before users find them"
Third-Party Integrations
$ git merge feature/stripe-paystack-integration
Performance Optimization
$ git checkout -b feature/skeleton-loading
CMS
$ git commit -m "feat: now your team can edit content themselves"
Progressive Web Apps
$ git commit -m "feat: works offline, installs like a native app"
Maintenance & Support
$ git tag -a v1.0.1 -m 'patch: keeping things running smoothly'
E-Commerce
$ git commit -m "feat: store is open, payments are live"
API Integration & Development
$ git push origin feature/api-layer

Skills.

Jack of multiple trades. Master of some.
Everything from UI to infrastructure. If it's in the stack, I've shipped it.

HTML
HTML
CSS
CSS
JavaScript
JavaScript
TypeScript
TypeScript
Python
Python
PHP
PHP
React
React
Next.js
Next.js
Node.js
Node.js
Express
Express
Bootstrap
Bootstrap
Tailwind
Tailwind
Redux
Redux
GraphQL
GraphQL
Laravel
Laravel
MongoDB
MongoDB
PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL
MySQL
MySQL
Redis
Redis
Firebase
Firebase
Supabase
Supabase
Git
Git
GitHub
GitHub
Docker
Docker
Figma
Figma
VS Code
VS Code
Postman
Postman
Vercel
Vercel
AWS
AWS
Linux
Linux

Projects.

These are some of the projects I've designed, built, and deployed.
Welcome to my Kitchen, where I cook. Click a card to view details.

A2A Interview Coach
01

A2A Interview Coach

AI-powered mock interview platform with multi-field simulations and structured real-time feedback.

TypeScriptMastraGemini APINode.js

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ManifestMe
02

ManifestMe

AI-powered personal development app combining law of attraction principles with artificial intelligence. Team project.

Email Notification Microservice
03

Email Notification Microservice

Distributed asynchronous email notification service built as part of a larger microservices system during HNG Stage 13.

COPE Foundation Website
04

COPE Foundation Website

A modern NGO website built for COPE Foundation to showcase programs, publish impact stories, manage content efficiently, and strengthen its digital presence across Nigeria.

Inkwell
05

Inkwell

A fullstack blogging platform built for writers who want clean tools and nothing in their way.

Bingeworthy
06

Bingeworthy

A Netflix-inspired frontend with movie recommendations, reviews, and watch functionality. Full stack rebuild in progress.

Curse Blog
07

Curse Blog

A community blog platform for sharing work-related stories and experiences.

Qweather
08

Qweather

A real-time weather dashboard with current conditions, hourly breakdowns, and 7-day forecasts.

Fruigetables
09

Fruigetables

An online fruit and vegetable store with full e-commerce functionality.

JokeRizz
10

JokeRizz

A web app for discovering jokes and rizz lines, served from a clean Express backend.

Jenny's Hair Haven
11

Jenny's Hair Haven

Landing page redesign and mobile fix for an existing hair and beauty salon WordPress site.

How I Build.

A Mechanical Engineering degree teaches you one thing above all else: “structure fails before logic does.”
I write code the way I'd design a load-bearing system, with full awareness of what happens when it's under pressure.

01

Understand the problem completely before writing anything.

The fastest path to bad software is starting too early. Clarity upfront costs an hour. Confusion later costs a sprint.

02

Structure is the work, not a byproduct of it.

Separation of concerns | clean service layers | meaningful naming aren't stylistic preferences. They're what keeps a codebase alive.

03

Write for the engineer who comes after you

If they need to ask what your code does, it isn't done. Readable code is a professional courtesy and a sign of real skill.

04

Measure first. Optimize second. Never guess.

Intuition points you in a direction. Data tells you if you were right. Skipping the measurement is how you spend a week optimizing the wrong thing.

05

Boring infrastructure. Interesting product.

Choose proven tools for the foundation. Save the creativity for what users actually touch. Tools serve the architecture and not the other way around.

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Nobody adds a part to an engine for fun. Every line I write has to earn its place the same way.

In their Words.

A few words from people I've worked with.

Finally a Website That Works on Mobile

I met Michael on Upwork after a previous developer completely messed up my hair and fashion website. It looked fine on a laptop, but on phones it was a disaster. Michael rebuilt the layout and cleaned up the whole thing. The site is faster now and actually works properly on every screen.

Opefi Ndidi
Opefi Ndidi

Business Owner

Easy Engineer to Work With

I worked with Michael while doing security testing on a web app before launch. Some developers get defensive when you point out vulnerabilities - he was the opposite. He fixed issues quickly and even suggested a few improvements himself.

Lucky Chika
Lucky Chika

Cybersecurity Engineer

Smooth Frontend - Backend Collaboration

I partnered with Michael on a couple of projects where he handled the frontend and I handled the APIs. His integration work was organized and predictable, which made testing much easier on my side.

Damian Steve
Damian Steve

Backend Developer

Actually Cares About Design Details

I'm a product designer, so I'm used to developers changing little things in the UI that ruin the layout. Michael paid attention to spacing, responsiveness, and interactions without me constantly pointing things out.

Lara Maureen
Lara Maureen

Product Designer

Turned Our Prototype Into a Real Product

We had a messy early version of our product that barely worked outside of demos. Michael helped stabilize the frontend and clean up several issues. Within a few weeks it finally felt like a real product.

Biachi Sophia
Biachi Sophia

Startup Founder

Dependable From Start to Finish

I hired Michael for a small internal tool for our operations team. He asked smart questions early, kept me updated, and delivered exactly what we needed without constant follow-ups.

Michael Morgan
Michael Morgan

Operations Manager

Get in Touch.

Have something in mind?
Websites, web apps, or something else entirely. Tell me what you're thinking, and let's see what we can build.