I recently built SRLHD — a full-stack education platform designed as a complete digital product, ...I recently built SRLHD — a full-stack education platform designed as a complete digital product, ...
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I recently built SRLHD — a full-stack education platform designed as a complete digital product, not just a website.
It brings together authentication, student infrastructure, payments, AI-powered learning features, dashboards, content systems, notifications and production deployment in one platform.
Building it reinforced what I enjoy most: taking a complex idea, breaking it into systems, and turning it into software that can actually be used.
I’m now available for custom web applications, SaaS products and digital platforms.
Glad it was useful. I’d keep that line compact near the CTA—something like “Ships in X–Y days · 30-day returns”—and link to the full policy. It answers a key risk question without interrupting the premium feel. The storefront already has a strong base.
My own site, built to be edited in one place. Every section reads from a single data folder, so adding a project or a skill means editing one file, not the UI.
It ships with the SEO work done: sitemap, robots, schema.org structured data, social preview images generated at build time, and a plain-text summary for AI assistants. Verified in Google Search Console and Bing.
Stack: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion, deployed on Render.
The single data folder makes the site easy to update without opening the components. I'd add a build check that stops the deploy when a project is missing its title or social image.