Web development
Statamic websites and Laravel applications, for agencies under their name or for organisations directly.
- Statamic
- Laravel
Statamic websites, Laravel applications and fixed-price Angular upgrades
I'm Menno-Paul Schreuder, senior front-end developer since 2009. Through Pixels for Breakfast I build for agencies, under their name, and for organisations directly, and I bring Angular applications back onto a supported version.
Services
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Angular upgrades
A fixed price to bring an Angular application back onto a supported version. It starts with a short scan, so the price is based on your code, not on a guess.
- Angular
- Security
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Frontend expertise
Move your styling to Tailwind CSS 4 with one set of design tokens shared by design and code. Fixed price, based on a short scan.
- Tailwind CSS
- Design systems
- Angular
- Security
What teams say about working with me
“I got to know Menno-Paul as a calm, self-critical and very knowledgeable frontend developer.”
Read the full testimonial from Bram Achterbergh
Bram Achterbergh
Product Owner & Business Analyst, Vereniging Eigen Huis
“He also introduced TailwindCSS to our development street and guided our team in its use.”
Read the full testimonial from Daan Ottink
Daan Ottink
Tech Lead, Topicus Healthcare
“He is easy going, knows all about front-end structures and tooling and comes with improvements for better maintainable code.”
Read the full testimonial from Rimmert de Jong
Rimmert de Jong
Team Lead & Project Manager, ThiemeMeulenhoff
Recent writing
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Angular 20 support ends on 28 November 2026
On 28 November 2026 Angular 20 receives its last security fixes. What that means, which versions remain supported, and what your options are.
- Angular
- Security
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Angular end of support: upgrade, pay or accept the risk
Every Angular version stops receiving security fixes on a fixed date. When yours does, you have three options. What each one costs, when it makes sense, and how to keep the next one from becoming a project.
- Angular
- Security
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npm supply-chain attacks: which defences actually stop them
Malicious npm packages get in through three doors. Which measures close which door, which ones only look like they do, and what a hardened repository looks like in practice.
- Security