Andrew Le Nguyen

Vietnam UTC+7Open for projects →

Your launch page, shipped in 7 days.

Senior front-end engineer. 5+ years of production React and Next.js.

Fixed-scope Next.js landing pages for founders. Fast, accessible, yours to own.

Seven days. Then I go hiking.

  • 5–7days
  • $1,600from
  • 5+years React
  • 5–7daysBrief to live page
  • $1,600Fixed price, from
  • 5+yearsShipping React and Next.js
  • <2.5sLoad time target (LCP)

Said by people I've shipped with.

He's a hardworking and wide knowledge developer, he's always done the task on time, contribute to team's work even it's outside of his scope.

Vu Phan Nhat TaiTeammate, Jan 2023now SDE @ Employment Hero
Vu Phan Nhat TaiTeammate, Jan 2023 · now SDE @ Employment Hero

It's a pleasure to work with An, he's a hardworking and wide knowledge developer, he's always done the task on time, contribute to team's work even it's outside of his scope. Beside work, he's also a friend with great sense of humor. If I were an EM or Tech Lead, I would love to have An on my team

“An” is Andrew's Vietnamese name.

Andrew is one of the nicest people I've ever met. A man of kindness, dedication and knowledge in his field of study.

An PhamMy bestie
An PhamMy bestie

Andrew is one of the nicest people I've ever met. A man of kindness, dedication and knowledge in his field of study. This person has his own unique way to get things done, believe it or not, have never been before his tasks left unfinished regardless of the complexity.

You have a high responsibility for your work. You always spend a lot of time doing research to resolve the problems.

Linh NguyenSenior Engineer at New Ocean
Linh NguyenSenior Engineer at New Ocean

I noticed you are a sociable person who is eager to make new friends the first time I met you. In addition to that, you have a high responsibility for your work. You always spend a lot of time doing research to resolve the problems. The last thing is that you always have to prepare carefully to be able to achieve your goal.

All references on the resume →

One page. One price. One week.

Most launch pages are slow templates or month-long agency builds. You need one page that loads fast, reads clearly and ships this week.

$1,600⁠–⁠2,200

5–7 days · 1 revision

Dashboard or admin: $2,800⁠–⁠4,000 · 10–14 days

50% to book, 50% after you approve the live preview · Full refund if cancelled before kickoff

Not sure it fits? Ask before you book

01 · Page

One responsive landing page

Layout from your references, built mobile‑first, from a 390px phone to a wide desktop.

02 · Build

Built like product code

Next.js, TypeScript and Tailwind, measured on mobile Lighthouse before handoff.

03 · Time

Live in 5⁠–⁠7 days

A fixed week, with one revision round on day 6.

04 · Form

A contact form, or the destination you name

Validated, spam‑guarded, and sent where you say.

05 · Share

Metadata, Open Graph image and sitemap

Title, share card, sitemap and JSON‑LD, so the link looks right when you post it.

06 · Handoff

Deploy and repository handoff

Deployed to Vercel or your host. You own the repository and the project.

Not included, on purpose

A short list keeps the week and the price honest.

  • Multi-page sites→ Need a dashboard or admin? That's the next offer: 10⁠–⁠14 days, $2,800⁠–⁠4,000.
  • Backend, auth or payments→ Scoped and quoted separately, before any work starts.
  • Branding or copy from scratch→ Send a draft. I edit it for length, order and headings.
  • Retainers→ Changes after launch are quoted as a new scope.
  • Unlimited redesigns→ One revision pass on the built page, from a written list.
  • Heavy 3D like this site→ Your page gets motion that keeps phones fast. The 3D here is my portfolio, not the package.
Andrew Le Nguyen crossing a forest creek with a green pack

Frontend engineerVietnam · UTC+7

Brief to live page in 5–7 days.

Things I've shipped, and two I'm building now.

Two products in progress and live client work. Every link opens the real thing.

  1. Tripcy Closet, live site (opens in a new tab)

    A landing page for a Vietnamese clothing brand, with careful image processing and motion. It scored 100/100 on Lighthouse.

    Landing page · Vite · TypeScript · 2023

    Repository: Tripcy Closet repository (opens in a new tab)
  2. Gigsberg, live site (opens in a new tab)

    Ticket marketplace on Next.js 16: multi-language, RTL-ready storefront. Frontend engineer at G.B.G.

    Client work · G.B.G · Next.js 16 · React 19 · TypeScript · 2025

    Resume for Gigsberg
  3. Relay, case study

    A landing page for an AI support agent: the brief, the constraints and every decision, written up as a case study.

    Self-initiated concept · Next.js · 2026

  4. This site, case study

    The portfolio is the sample: the fixed-scope offer, the build receipt and the 7-day process, all in one page.

    Case study · Next.js · 2026

  5. GIPHY explorer, live site (opens in a new tab)

    A GIPHY explorer built with Vite and TypeScript.

    Vite · TypeScript · 2023

    Repository: GIPHY explorer repository (opens in a new tab)

The 7-day climb.

You spend about an hour in total. I spend the week. Send the checklist and the clock starts.

What I need from you

0/6 ready

  1. 0

    The six items on the checklist. That's all I need to book your week.

    Your time · ~30 min (est.)

  2. 1

    I read the goal, references, draft copy and brand, and confirm where the form sends.

    Your time · a few replies

  3. 2

    Section order and the mobile stack go into the repo before visual polish.

    Your time · one review (est. 15 min)

  4. 3–5

    The Next.js page, types, form and metadata. The same stack as this site.

    Heads-down · 3 days

  5. 6

    One pass on the list we write down. A new page is a new scope.

    Your time · one written list

  6. 7

    Live URL, repository access, and a short note on how to edit the copy.

    Live

Built like product code.

Speed you can measure

Measured on mobile Lighthouse before handoff. Nothing is typed in by hand.

A repo you can read

TypeScript, server components, and a contact form as a server action. You get the repository on handoff.

SEO and accessibility in the build

Title, canonical, sitemap, JSON-LD, labels, and a Tide focus ring.

Andrew Le Nguyen on a log bridge in a dense green forest, trekking poles in handTrekking · Vietnam
Off the keyboardPace the climb. Finish the route.

Andrew Le Nguyen

Frontend engineer · Vietnam · trekker

I got into frontend because it's the part people touch. One detail, a faster load or a clearer button, changes how a product feels.

I work like a product engineer, not a template shop: tickets, staging and QA, signed commits, clean PRs. You get a repo you can hand to any developer on day 7.

  • 5+years of React & Next.js
  • 5product teams
  • 7days, brief to live

Asked before

You send a draft. I edit for length, order, and headings. Claims stay yours. Copy from scratch is outside this scope.

On your host. I deploy to Vercel unless you name another. You own the repository and the project.

The revision is one pass on the built page. Further changes are a new scope, quoted before I start.

Vietnam, UTC+7. I work async with the US and EU. Replies within 1–2 business days.

50% deposit to book your slot, 50% once you've approved the live preview, then you get the full repo and production deploy. Pay by bank transfer (Wise/Payoneer) in USD; transfer fees are on the payer.

Cancel before kickoff and the deposit is refunded in full. After work starts the deposit is non-refundable, but you keep the preview work. If I miss the delivery window by more than 7 days, I refund your deposit.

Yes. A Next.js repository, handed over on day 7 with the deploy.

Limited availability mid-January. Outside that window I book 1–2 projects a month.

Launching something? Book a slot.

Tell me the page goal. Replies within 1–2 business days (UTC+7).

Or email

Budget

No spam. Your brief stays between us.