Software developer crafting digital experiences.

A complete redesign and rebuild of the Vaycode website. My goal was to create a faster, clearer, and easier-to-update showcase for my work, where each project is presented with substance and attention to detail.

The old website ran on Next.js, TypeScript, and TailwindCSS, hosted on Vercel. Over time, it became visually busy and more difficult to keep up to date. Content in English and French often got out of sync, and adding case studies or changing structure sometimes led to mistakes or missing translations. The technical setup and deployment felt like overkill for what Vaycode needed.

I started fresh, coding the new site with SvelteKit and TypeScript. I built my own styles to keep the design minimal and light. All case studies and content are now written in Markdown, with a simple checklist that makes sure everything is complete in both English and French before publishing. I designed a new logo and moved hosting to my own server, using Docker so I can control updates and reliability myself. For deployments, I set up GitHub Actions so every update gets tested and checked automatically, with a production rollout that can be reversed instantly if needed.

The new Vaycode site is quicker to load and much simpler to manage. Adding a new case study or translating content is now fast, safe, and error-free. Both languages stay perfectly in sync. The homepage and logo reflect my style: simple, focused, and professional. Clients and visitors have noticed the clarity and speed. Technically and editorially, it is a much better experience for everyone.

Secure portal for patients and staff to manage requests and documents.

Existing flows were unclear and error-prone, causing rework for the team.

Redesigned core forms and validation with an accessibility-first approach.

Cleaner submissions and fewer back-and-forth corrections.

Dashboard to monitor revenue and funnels for multiple stores.

Reports were slow and inconsistent, limiting decision-making.

Implemented a performance-first data layer and simplified the UI around key KPIs.

Faster insights and fewer support requests from stakeholders.

Multi-team SaaS product with inconsistent UI across features and multiple codebases using the same design language.

Teams duplicated component logic, brand inconsistencies slowed reviews, and onboarding new engineers took weeks.

Built a single-source-of-truth component library with documented patterns and automated visual regression tests.

Reduced component duplication by 60%, cut design review time in half, and new feature launches aligned with brand in days instead of weeks.