Selected work
Five production case studies. No fake growth numbers, anonymous testimonials, or technology lists standing in for outcomes.
The problem: Buyers need to move from complex part discovery to a qualified request without fighting a slow, consumer-style storefront.
The response: The product combines a canonical catalog, manufacturer and family navigation, quote basket, BOM intake, and secure inquiry paths.
The problem: Dense electronics topics are difficult to teach through static pages, especially across languages, devices, and different interaction needs.
The response: Lessons are organized as focused missions with responsive controls, clear progress, deterministic previews, and accessible interaction states.
The problem: Guests need confidence in the property and a clear path to availability without getting lost between visual content and third-party tools.
The response: The site combines room storytelling, practical details, maps, communication links, and a responsive handoff to booking.
The problem: A broad component taxonomy creates expensive runtime work and fragile crawl behavior when every request recomputes the same structures.
The response: Immutable generated artifacts move stable navigation, summaries, facets, and page slices out of the critical request path.
The problem: Build-in-public work loses credibility when updates, product artifacts, and operating principles are scattered across social channels.
The response: A semantic Next.js site brings the journal, news, archive, RSS, privacy controls, and production operations into one owned platform.