Full-stack product engineering
Interfaces, APIs, data, and deployment paths owned together so features ship as coherent systems — not disconnected tickets.
Federico Commisso
Software engineer & founder of OKCoded
I design, build, and improve digital products — from high-performance websites and interactive frontends to custom applications, integrations, and automation.
OKCoded is my independent practice: one engineer, end-to-end ownership, and a preference for shipping work that stays maintainable after launch. Not a large agency — a direct technical partner when you need clarity, craft, and accountability.
Recent public work includes Reviver — a headless commerce storefront with careful interaction craft and systems integration.
How I think about building software
Less a menu of services — more the lenses I use when owning a product from idea to production.
Frontend architecture
Component systems, accessibility, performance, and interaction design for surfaces people actually use under real constraints.
Systems & integrations
Auth, third-party services, payments, scheduling, and custom business logic that make a UI more than a prototype.
Mobile & cross-platform
Native iOS/Android, progressive web apps, and API-connected clients when the product needs to travel beyond the browser.
Core stack
Primary languages and frameworks first — supporting tools second.
- JavaScript
- React
- Angular
- Next.js
- REST APIs
- Backend systems
Also comfortable with
- HTML & CSS
- GSAP
- Three.js
- Auth & integrations
- Flutter
- PWAs
- GitHub Actions
A clear path from problem to production
Compact by design — enough structure to stay aligned, not enough ceremony to slow shipping.
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Discover
Clarify audience, constraints, and what “done” means.
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Build
Ship product surfaces and systems with performance in mind.
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Launch
Deploy cleanly and verify behavior on real devices.
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Support
Optional follow-through for updates and improvements.
Have a project in mind?
If you need a technical partner who will own the work end to end, tell me what you’re building.
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