I'm Ernest. I build online stores, landing pages and AI automations, and I hand you the before-and-after numbers. One appliance shop's main picture took 19.3 seconds to show on a phone. Now it takes 2.9.
Same shop, same phone test, before and after my work. The right-hand screen shows the live Omek site. The left one keeps loading for as long as the old site made people wait.
Time until the main picture loaded (Largest Contentful Paint), from Google PageSpeed Insights on its emulated Moto G Power, before and after the rebuild.
Loaded · 2.9sReal screenshots of the live sites, desktop and phone. Five of the six are open to check right now.
An Accra appliance shop with 267 products on WooCommerce. I audited it first, fixed what was costing money the same day, then built a faster front end on the same catalogue so the shop never stopped selling.
A stock and sales app, and the landing page that sells it to shop owners buying software for the first time, on a phone. One action on the page: start the 30-day trial.
The system I use to find my own clients. It researches businesses in the day's industry across Ghana, Nigeria and the UK, checks whether each one's website actually works, and leaves a briefing and booked follow-ups before the working day starts.
A personal brand on relationships and growth, built calm: no pop-ups, no countdowns, and the writing appears before anything else.
A handcrafted bag shop on its own database, rather than a rented platform that takes a slice of every sale. Browsing, cart, checkout, accounts and admin are finished; products go up as photography is done.
AI marketing visuals that keep a company's own colours, fonts and logo, returned in every social size at once. Paste a web address and it reads the brand. It says it is in beta, because it is.
Each of these turned up on a real project above, and each one got fixed.
Every figure on this page was measured, and five of the six projects are live for you to open. Quadem is a new studio and says so. The work is the proof.
I read your site the way your customer meets it and tell you what I found, in plain words. On Omek that turned up a delivery price contradiction before any code was written.
If something is losing you money this week, it gets fixed this week. The bigger build follows.
A staging link from the first milestone, so your feedback arrives while it is still cheap to act on.
Logins, a short screen-recorded walkthrough and written notes. You own the code, content, domain and accounts.
Scoped as fixed milestones, paid through the platform we met on.
Websites
Next.js · Astro · WordPressRedesigns
Redirects · GA4 · PageSpeed · schemaAutomation
Claude and OpenAI APIs · Supabase · Make · Google APIsSend a link or a few lines. I reply within one working day with what I'd do first.
Scope, price and milestones in writing, paid through the platform.
A staging link early and progress at every milestone.
Launch, a before-and-after measurement, logins, walkthrough and notes.
Fair question. Quadem is a new studio and I say so. Instead of a long review history, you get work you can open and check, and a first milestone small enough that you risk very little finding out.
Accra is on GMT all year: the same as London in winter, an hour behind it in summer. For US clients I overlap with your morning, and I reply within one working day.
Through the platform where you found me, milestone by milestone. You release each payment once you've seen the work.
Yes. Code, content, domain and accounts are yours, handed over with logins and notes.
Your current site or a short description of the task, who it's for, and any deadline. Brand files and logins can wait until we agree the first milestone.