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I'm happy to share my online portfolio with y'all. It took some time, but it was fun to develop it from scratch. I LOVE #Next.js
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Tydedev — Graphic Design, Brand Identity and Web Development
Multidisciplinary graphic designer specializing in brand identity, editorial design, and digital experiences. Experienced in developing cohesive visual identities across print and digital, from visual system design to responsive web implementation.
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A beautiful first screen gets attention.
A great product gives people a reason to return.
That’s the thinking behind ORBIT—a product concept exploring a clearer way for teams to manage their work.
From the landing page to the dashboard, every screen should help people find their next step.
When I work with Next.js, I care about the whole experience:
✦ Clear, responsive interfaces
✦ Thoughtful navigation and interactions
✦ Dashboards that make complex work easier to understand
✦ Reusable components that keep the experience consistent
✦ Loading, empty and error states that deserve the same care as the main screen
This concept brings that approach to life through a marketing website, project workspace, task details and mobile experience.
Building a SaaS product, improving a dashboard, or turning your Figma design into a Next.js experience?
I’m open to Next.js projects. Message me on Contra—let’s build something people enjoy using.
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Great design and presentation!
One permissions layer. Every app on the platform. Zero copies of the rules.
Last week I showed you Funding — one app on the Own the Podium platform. The part I'm proudest of isn't inside it.
Roles and permissions don't live in Funding, or Performance, or User Management. They live in one shared layer underneath all of them. Every app asks the same question the same way — can this role take this action at this stage? — and none of them keeps its own copy of the rules.
What that buys you: a new app means registering its actions, not rebuilding auth. Switching a role on for Funding and off for Performance is a toggle, not a deploy. And there's one audit trail, because there's only one place an action can be permitted.
The front ends are independent micro-frontends; the permissions layer is what makes them behave like one product.
Someone in the comments last week called it decoupling permissions from static roles. I'd go one further: decouple them from the app, too.
