Developing a Website

Customer Personal Website

• Personal website for a professional photographer and videographer

• Created a front-end serverless web application developed with Next.js
• Complete with Material UI, Emotion Styled Components, Redux state, Google Analytics 4

I'm currently working on redesigning my website to showcase my works and feature a blog. Copywriting and designing another's brand and website is far easier than doing my own.

I have a general idea of what I would like to achieve with my newly redesigned site, and I hope to show it soon!

Started about a month ago, developing my own WordPress Theme. It's for a future small business run by my partner <3 It's been a good learning experience so far.

Time flies - back to the roots

I build atm our new website, it's fun but also a lot of work. Why? Yeah, I don't use such things like Wordpress, Drupal, Elementor and who knows what. They just produce so much unwanted overhead, and doing this they are also part of the pollution we do by using digital tech without understanding them.
I use plain HTML5, no add ons or such things. A lot can be done per CSS, even all the funny animations. Just to say, smooth scrolling - Wordpress uses a JS library. Wtf! This is a CSS element since 2 years (when I remember right): 

html {
  scroll-behavior: smooth;
}

Or setting an #anchor into the middle of the browser window. It's just 4 lines of CSS and an .anchor class. Why can't all the fancy "webdeveloper" not even develop CSS? 'Cause they think they can deliver a bunch of something and cash out. Okay, time for red wine and a good book for today!  

Two days ago, my co-founder and I started developing our new platform 🤘

In one week we will launch the first version of our platform. We match between startups and talents to build a successful qru (=crew). As we all know, the team is one of the most important factors for the success of a start-up 🚀

I built a blog using Nextjs on the frontend and Sanity.io as the headless cms. This was based off a tutorial by @PortExe on YouTube