USAVIONIX — Aviation Website Recreation Study

Independent frontend recreation and restoration study. This is an implementation exercise, not a commissioned brand project. Original design and brand assets belong to the credited reference.

My focus on USAVIONIX was making an interactive aviation website work consistently across its visual homepage, product pages and careers content.

I worked with the published Next.js frontend and React/Three.js scenes, supported by a custom Node.js server. I restored 19 missing pages, bringing the site to 20 public routes, and organised its models, textures, imagery and four sound files for reliable local delivery.

The main challenge was connecting a dynamic experience on a static host. I added full-document navigation, direct route loading and local Close/back behaviour, then refined image handling, media file types and audio byte-range support.

I also added accessible names, visible keyboard focus and keyboard access to all ten scene checkpoints. I preserved form validation with clear unavailable-service notices, and added a homepage overview for visitors browsing without JavaScript.

I checked all 20 pages at desktop and mobile widths, then tested scene navigation, careers filters, role links, required-field errors and legal dialogs. The result is a connected frontend showcase combining cinematic visuals with practical browsing details.

Original Next.js build, React/Three.js scenes and brand assets: USAVIONIX. My work: frontend restoration, refinements and testing. Original reference: https://www.usavionix.com/