Some of my projects...

Willship International

See the site HERE

My role: Developer

Site type: Large front-end site

This website was made for an international freight shipping company based in Brisbane with NextJS. The site is built using reusable components rather than hard-coded content where possible.

React Context is used to manage the 6 different types of quotes that the company requires, and the form data is submitted via API to the back end before re-directing on submission success.

Pages for the blogs are created dynamically based on the data retrieved.

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Copier Choice

See the site HERE

My role: Developer

Site type: Landing page with quote forms

This landing page was created as a target for an ad campaign to make it easier for potential clients to request a quote.

Developed from a Figma Design, the initial page contains a dynamic, multi-slide form and several different carousels.

After completing the initial form the user is directed to a second page where the data they entered in the form is analysed to show appropriate options based on their answers which they can select to receive a quote.

The data entered is stored through the various parts of the form and page changes in React Context before being collated and submitted via an API.

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Cartledge Pest Control & Cleaning

See the site HERE

My role: Developer

Site type: Lead generation site

This site is a 6 page Lead Generation site built for a Brisbane based carpet cleaning and pest control business. This site was built with NextJS, and form submissions were done using EmailJS.

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Colorblast

See the site HERE

My role: Developer

Site type: 2 landing pages

These two landing pages (commercial.colorblast & epoxy.colorblast were created as a target for an ads campaign.

The pages were created using NextJS and feature image carousels and a contact form submitted using EmailJS.

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CMS for Next

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My role: Developer

Site type: CMS

While only in the alpha stages, I am developing this headless CMS as a way people building front end sites without a database attached to be able to add dynamic data without having to go through the process of editing the code base.

The user will create an account for their front end site, and can then add pages with content which they want to show. The content is accessed by their site during the build process, and then the developer of the site will parse and render the data based on the type and style inputs of each entry to display the content however they choose.

Some examples of this in action are the Home and About pages of this site, where the data is entered into the CMS as a heading, sub-heading, paragraph, or list, and then rendered on the screen with the appropriate styling.