Philippines
Web Developer
Ian Laurence Cabatuando
Ian Laurence Cabatuando is an IT graduate and web developer in the Philippines who turns ideas into real, working apps, and also offers IT support and virtual assistance.
Available for opportunities
Ian Laurence Cabatuando is an IT graduate of STI College and a web developer from the Philippines. His own description of the work is simple: he loves exploring tech, building websites, and turning ideas into real, working apps.
His portfolio at lauravel.info is the proof of style: a stark, designed single-page site with a stipple portrait, sections for his projects and certifications, and a live Manila clock running down the margin. It is the kind of personal site that has clearly been adjusted until it felt right, which is its own credential for a web developer.
Beyond building, his practice covers IT support and virtual assistance, the practical end of the same skill set. He experiments with modern web technologies and AI tools to streamline workflows, learn faster, and build practical projects, and his portfolio says plainly that he is available for opportunities.
Ian's links
Hire IanPortfolio · Web development
lauravel.info
For a web developer, the portfolio is the work sample, and Ian's makes its argument quietly: oversized type, a stipple portrait, a live Manila clock in the margin, and sections for about, projects, and certifications, all held together with a lot of white space and restraint.
It also carries his resume and a simple line down the left edge: available for opportunities. The site is the pitch, and it is a good one.
Building · Websites and apps
Turning ideas into working apps
Ian's focus is building: websites and web apps that take an idea and make it something real and usable. He experiments with modern web technologies as he goes, treating each project as a way to learn the next tool properly.
AI tools are part of that loop. He uses them to streamline his workflow and learn faster, which for an early-career developer is exactly the right habit: the tools change, the building discipline compounds.
Support · IT and virtual assistance
IT support and virtual assistance
The other half of Ian's practice, listed on his own portfolio, is IT support and virtual assistance: troubleshooting, keeping systems running, and handling the technical chores that pile up around a small business.
It is a practical combination for remote work. The same person who can build your page can also keep your tools working, and answer for both.