Product architecture
Breaking ambitious ideas into pages, services, data models, APIs, authentication, billing, observability and deployment stages.
EXPERIENCE & PRACTICE
From idea to deployed system.
My work sits at the intersection of software, AI, publishing and digital product building. The common thread is learning by turning ideas into real systems.
Web development
Working across modern web interfaces, Next.js applications, backend APIs, responsive design and production deployment.
AI systems
Exploring AI applications through chat, reasoning, document workflows, search, creative tools and agent-like product experiences.
Digital ecosystems
Connecting several products without pretending they are one product: each system has a clear purpose while sharing useful infrastructure and identity.
Publishing & content
Building long-form editorial pages, author features, book discovery and content structures that can keep growing.
SEO & discovery
Treating technical SEO, internal linking, metadata, useful articles and clear project pages as part of product architecture.
Deployment & iteration
Using GitHub and Vercel workflows to move from source code to production, inspect failures and improve the system repeatedly.
Learning by shipping
Turning real build problems into documentation, reusable patterns and better decisions for the next project.
CURRENT WORKING MIX
The languages and formats I use most in this web-building workflow.
These percentages are a portfolio working mix for communicating where each technology appears most often in the current workflow; they are not a formal proficiency score.
TypeScript / TSX
55%Typed application code and React/Next.js components. TypeScript helps define data shapes, catch mistakes earlier and make larger codebases easier to refactor.
Read the related article →JavaScript
20%The runtime language behind browser behavior, React, APIs and Node.js. It connects interface interactions with application logic.
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15%The presentation layer: responsive layouts, spacing, typography, cards, navigation, mobile behavior and visual identity.
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5%The semantic structure that gives pages headings, links, forms and content that browsers, users and search crawlers can understand.
Read the related article →JSON / configuration
5%A practical data and configuration format used around package metadata, structured settings, API payloads and tooling.
Read the related article →A production mindset
A project is more than a homepage. It needs clear information architecture, reliable data handling, secure secrets, validation, useful content, analytics, error handling and a path for future maintenance.
That is the standard this portfolio is being built to document: not just what I want to build, but the engineering layers required to make ambitious ideas usable.