UNITE: Uganda National Institute for Teacher Education
The public website for Uganda’s national teacher education institute: programmes, campuses, admissions notices and links to e-learning and the student portal.
built by me
Projects
Websites, online stores, web platforms and mobile apps I have built for universities, government bodies, nonprofits and businesses across Uganda. I work mainly in WordPress and WooCommerce, alongside Wagtail CMS and Django (Python), Laravel (PHP), Node.js and Flutter. I deploy to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure and WordPress Cloud.
Generative AI is a growing part of my work: I use Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT and Cursor to plan, build and test faster. This website was built with AI.
what i build
Selected work
These are just a few of the 60+ websites and apps I have built. Many more are private or white-label work for clients and agencies, so they are not listed here.
UICT: Uganda Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Website for UICT in Nakawa: admissions, diploma programmes, short courses, research and intake announcements.
ULRC: Uganda Law Reform Commission
Government website for the Uganda Law Reform Commission: projects, publications, resources and news under the line “Modernising the Law”.
IRCU: Inter-Religious Council of Uganda
Website for Uganda’s national faith-based council, founded in 2001: governance, membership, programmes, publications, and news and events.
UHPC: Uganda Health Partners Cooperative
Website for a health cooperative working towards quality, affordable healthcare in Uganda: services, membership, publications and donations.
Mumpic: streaming platform and Android app
A streaming platform with short reels, live streams and video on demand, on the web at mumpic.com and as an Android app on Google Play.
how i work
From brief to launch
Lessons from 60+ projects: the hardest parts often come before any code is written.
01
Understand the brief
Get clear on who the site is for, what it must achieve, and what “done” looks like — before choosing a theme or plugin.
02
Design with intent
I’m not a designer, but I’m not design-blind. Clean layouts, clear hierarchy, no clutter.
03
Build it right
The right mix of theme, plugins and custom code — planned for SEO, performance and security from day one.
04
Launch and look after it
Backups, updates, monitoring and hardening, so the site stays fast and safe after launch.
work together
Have a project in mind?
A new website, a site that needs rescuing, or a team that needs training — tell me about it.
the newsletter
Stay in the loop
A short monthly email on WordPress, the web in Uganda and what I’m learning from real client projects.
- Practical WordPress & WooCommerce tips
- Lessons and fixes from real projects
- New plugins, talks and events first