Web Development Projects in AlziraWeb Development Projects in AlziraStackD — the website for my own dev & automation agency
StackD builds the software businesses actually need: custom websites, native apps, SaaS platforms, and turning manual processes into automated flows. I designed and built its website end-to-end.
The goal
Position StackD as the lean, transparent alternative to traditional agencies — "real products in the hands of real users, not mockups." Fast demos, a fixed 3-person team, no hidden costs. The site had to feel modern, technical and trustworthy in seconds.
What I built
A fast, responsive marketing site with clear sections: Services, Process (4 steps), Projects, Team and FAQ
Terminal-style touches ($ whoami) to give it a developer personality
A portfolio section featuring real shipped products (SMASH, NOOK, Volea.io (http://Volea.io), Getflow)
Copy and structure optimized to convert visitors into "no-commitment" discovery calls
How I built it
Next.js + HTML/CSS for a fast, SEO-friendly front end
Deployed on Vercel (CI/CD, edge, instant previews)
Built AI-assisted with Claude Code — pairing with an AI coding agent to design, iterate and ship faster than a solo dev normally could
The takeaway
This is how StackD works, proven on itself: idea → live product in days, not months. The agency site isn't a brochure — it's a demo of the exact speed and quality we deliver to clients. I wanted to build the fastest MVP studio on the internet. So I built Stackd.
Live site: stackd.codes (http://stackd.codes) · GitHub: github.com/lopezsellesarnau-cmd/stackd
Stackd is a product studio that builds MVPs for founders in 4 weeks — design, development, and deployment under one roof. No agencies, no handoffs, no delays.
It started as a personal brand problem. I had shipped 4 products solo in 12 months but no single place that communicated what I do and how fast I do it. Most agency websites look the same — generic grids, stock photos, vague copy. I wanted something that felt like a product, not a brochure.
The site is built around a black editorial aesthetic — pure black background, DM Sans typography, #98D516 green accent, and a layout inspired by Linear and Stripe. Every section has a purpose: the hero communicates the value proposition in one sentence, the process timeline shows exactly how it works, the code and dashboard mockups prove it's real, and the selected work section lets the products speak for themselves.
The mockup section was the most interesting design challenge — four live code windows showing a real Next.js API route, Flutter feed screen, a Gateflow dashboard, and two mobile phones side by side. Built entirely in HTML and CSS, no screenshots.
The design went from Figma to live in one session. Deployed on Vercel, connected to the stackd.codes (http://stackd.codes) domain via Hostinger DNS.
My process: Content strategy → Figma design → HTML/CSS build → Vercel deployment → DNS configuration → Live
Stack: HTML · CSS · JavaScript · Figma · Vercel · DM Sans · DM Mono 
