A clearer website. A capable storefront. Software that helps your team do the work. BWD connects the customer experience to the operations behind it.
Thought through.
Built to be used.
Make it easier to choose, buy, and get things done.
Start with the business. Build the software around it.
From the first conversation to the release,
you work directly with the person building it.
Help customers understand what you offer and take the next step, whether that means an enquiry or a configured product.
Bring records, responsibilities, and recurring tasks into one place, with the detail your operation actually needs.
Understand the application you have, identify where it causes friction, and improve it in deliberate, tested stages.
Client work and independent products show
the kinds of problems BWD can help solve.
A custom-guitar storefront where the build, the options, and the price belong in one connected experience.
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A commercial trailer and equipment website built around inventory, specifications, and getting buyers to the right listing.
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An inventory and resale workbench that follows returned goods from the seller’s manifest to the actual outcome.
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A flexible lettuce and herb subscription, from choosing a package to planning the harvest and dispatch.
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A custom-guitar storefront where the build, the options, and the price belong in one connected experience.
A commercial trailer and equipment website built around inventory, specifications, and getting buyers to the right listing.
An inventory and resale workbench that follows returned goods from the seller’s manifest to the actual outcome.
A flexible lettuce and herb subscription, from choosing a package to planning the harvest and dispatch.
Hydroponics and aquaponics field guides that pair detailed explanations with explorable 3D growing systems.
A local source scanner and private workspace for exploring routes, controllers, models, and the connections between them.
A real estate management platform in active development. A detailed case study will follow a later release.
An editorial catalog demonstration with a cohesive visual system, detailed browsing, and a clearly non-transactional experience.
Want the implementation details and code behind the work?
Explore Matthew’s developer portfolioYou work directly with the person
designing and building your project.
Start with the people, the problem, and the constraints. Decide what success needs to look like.
Turn the direction into structure, screens, and a clear scope. Get the important decisions out in the open.
Connect the interface to dependable systems. Test the real workflows and make the details hold together.
Prepare the release, explain how it works, and agree on what support and improvements come next.
Design matters. So does what happens after someone clicks.
I’m Matthew Newport, the independent engineer behind BWD. I build websites and applications, and I run my own products too—from a guitar configurator to software for a working farm.
That keeps the work grounded in the practical details: choosing a product, managing an order, finding a record, and understanding what happens next.
Shared open-source tools support recurring needs across these applications. For your business, that means more attention on the parts of the project that are specific to you.
See the packages and how they are used ↗No. Start with the problem, what you have now, and what you want to improve. We can work out the shape of the project together.
Yes. An initial review helps establish the current state, the important dependencies, and which changes will make the biggest difference.
They depend on the scope, existing systems, content, and integrations. We agree on the work and its constraints before a build begins.
Maintenance, hosting, and future improvements can be planned alongside the build. The arrangement should fit the application and the support it actually needs.