CashRouteCenter's frontend is entirely hand-coded. No page builder output, no theme-generated markup. Every layout, interaction, and responsive breakpoint was written manually in HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript.
What I built on the frontend:
Semantic HTML5 structure — Proper heading hierarchy, landmark regions, and ARIA attributes throughout. The markup is built for both screen readers and search engines.
Custom CSS layouts — Responsive grid system for the partner review cards, category browsing sections, and resource directories. No framework dependency; pure CSS with flexbox and grid.
JavaScript interactions — Navigation behavior, mobile menu toggling, scroll-based UI patterns, and dynamic content loading for the partner review pages.
Responsive breakpoints — Tested across desktop, tablet, and mobile. Every section reflows cleanly without horizontal scroll or layout breaks.
Performance-first approach — Minimal DOM, no render-blocking scripts in the critical path, optimized image loading, and lean CSS with no unused selectors.
Technical details:
HTML5 semantic elements (header, nav, main, section, article, footer)