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Custom E-Commerce Site built with Sanity backend and Astro frontend. Site was originally built in WordPress using a custom theme and plugin that I developed but back in June I did a 1:1 migration and rebuilt the exact same design using Sanity for backend to replace WordPress dashboard and Astro/CloudFlare Pages replaced the dedicated VM on google cloud.
Read the case study here: https://coffey.codes/case-study/wordpress-to-serverless-headless-commerce
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A new hero section for Precept — a project management tool for creative agencies and studios.
Designed in Figma, with development in Framer planned next.
Very excited to see the whole thing come together 🔥
Modern, modern, modern
The model isn't the product.
The experience is.
A digital runway built with 3D, motion, and a little bit of controlled chaos.
No templates. No static grids. Just fashion translated into an interactive world.
Would you put this on a fashion brand's homepage?
I gave myself one goal: build a hospitality website I hadn't seen 50 times before.
This became Khattar.
A dark, atmospheric sanctuary experience built around one idea: the interface should get out of the way and let the place create the emotion.
So I experimented with oversized imagery, restrained typography, dark/light modes and a responsive system that carries the same feeling from desktop → tablet → mobile.
And yes — I built the actual thing too.
I'm going to be doing a lot more of these: original websites, experiments and redesigns of websites I think could be much better.
Khattar case study
what was the hardest part of making the space feel atmospheric?
