Projects using Next.js in Community of MadridProjects using Next.js in Community of Madridkenetg.com (http://kenetg.com) — a live, responsive website I designed, built and deployed end to end.
I owned the full process: strategy and information architecture, UX/UI and creative direction, development, and deployment.
Architecture: built on Next.js / React for speed and SEO, with a headless CMS (Payload) powering all content. The public site and the CMS run as separate services, so the front end stays fast while a non-technical team manages pages, media and structured content themselves — no developer needed for day-to-day updates. Custom content blocks (galleries, embeds, callouts) give editors flexibility without touching code.
Delivery: fast, mobile-first and SEO-ready, on a clean, spacious design system; hosted on Google Cloud behind a hardened reverse proxy with automated, safe deploys.
Why it's relevant to a premium B2B redesign: it's exactly the model you need — a fast, credible, easy-to-manage site where your own team controls the content, with a clear, conversion-focused structure.
Role: full process — strategy, UX/UI, development, deployment. Live at kenetg.com (http://kenetg.com). TicketXEvent is a web platform for event ticketing designed to streamline the discovery, purchase, and management of event tickets. The system allows users to browse upcoming events, view details and complete secure purchases with a seamless, user-friendly experience.
Designed and implemented a responsive frontend interface with intuitive navigation and interactions.
Built a scalable backend to handle event data, user authentication, and transaction processing.
Integrated secure payment workflows and order management systems.
Ensured performance optimization and maintainability through clean architecture and modular code.
Delivered well-documented, production-ready code suitable for continuous enhancements.
Tech stack highlights: React/Next.js, Node.js, API integrations, responsive design, secure transaction flows. 
