Role: Creative Developer - owned design and development end-to-end

Timeline: 1 Week

Stack: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Sanity

Gearhear Construction, a Fort Worth construction company, needed a mobile responsive landing page to generate leads and showcase their work. With a small timeline and on a tight budget, I built a quick mockup to align on direction, iterated through a few rounds of feedback, then moved straight into development. To finish, I wired up Sanity so the team could manage content and add new projects without needing to loop me in. Key Features

Flexible CMS Architecture: Structured Sanity schemas around how the client actually works, so the marketing team can publish projects, edit copy, and ship updates without touching code.

Fast and free hosting: Next.js on Vercel's free tier. Performant, globally distributed, and zero ongoing infrastructure cost for the client.

Frontend: Next.js with TypeScript for type-safe, maintainable code.

Styling: Tailwind CSS for a consistent, responsive design system.

CMS: Sanity, headless, with custom schemas tailored to the client's content model.

Hosting: Vercel for fast global delivery and automatic preview deployments.

Shipped in 7 days from design handoff to production, hitting the launch window.

Strong Core Web Vitals via Next.js image optimization and code-splitting.

Eliminated the developer bottleneck: The non-technical marketing team now ships project posts and copy updates independently.