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Good work starts with understanding what needs to be built and why it matters.
About Twixalot
I'm Keita Smith, the developer and creative technologist behind Twixalot. I'm based in Zurich, Switzerland, and I've been building websites, platforms and digital systems since 2019, starting while I was completing my Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.

Software has always felt a little magical to me. There is something exciting about turning lines of code into something people can see, use, update, book through, publish with, sell from, or build a business around. Technology has reached a point where the right idea, structure and execution can make things feel almost impossible until they suddenly work.
That is the feeling behind Twixalot. Not magic as a gimmick, but the kind of magic that happens when design, logic and problem solving come together properly.
What Twixalot Builds
Today, I work with businesses, organisations and creative projects that need polished websites, content platforms and custom digital systems. Some projects need a strong first impression. Some need a CMS that makes content easier to manage. Some need a workflow, booking flow or internal system that reduces manual work. My job is to understand the shape of the problem and build something that feels clear, useful and reliable.
What I Care About
I care about digital products that do more than look good on launch day. A website should be easy to update. A CMS should make sense to the person using it. A custom system should reduce confusion, not create more of it. The best work feels polished on the outside and calm under the hood.
Good work starts with understanding what needs to be built and why it matters.
Interfaces should feel considered, credible and appropriate for the people using them.
CMS structures, content flows and handovers should make everyday updates feel calmer.
The work under the surface should stay reliable, readable and ready to evolve.
Creative Exploration
My interest in software also stretches into more playful and experimental areas. I'm interested in game development, and I've recently been exploring 3D modelling and animation in Blender. It comes from the same curiosity that led me to create the animated Twixalot hat for this site.
Twixalot is where creative direction, software engineering and practical business thinking meet, with a little magic in the way it all comes together.
If you are building a website, platform or digital system and want it to feel polished, practical and easy to manage, I'd be happy to hear what you are working on.