Designed-to-spec marketing site for a digital health company. Next.js, TypeScript, and Sanity CMS, delivered across seven fixed-price milestones.

MetaFlow Health needed a public marketing site to present their platform to three distinct audiences: patients, payers, and physicians. I built it end to end as the sole developer, working from Figma designs and delivering across seven milestones over 2 months.

Ten pages covering the company's product story, audience-specific landing pages, and supporting content. Everything is content-managed, so the team can update copy, imagery, and page sections themselves without touching code or coming back to me for text changes.

The site runs on Next.js with the App Router and TypeScript, styled with Tailwind CSS v4 using its CSS-first configuration. Content lives in Sanity, with the Studio embedded directly in the app so editors log in at the same domain instead of managing a second tool. Deployment is on Vercel with preview builds on every branch, which meant the client could review work in progress on a real URL rather than in screenshots.

I built the page sections as a composable set of blocks in Sanity, so the team can reorder, add, or remove sections on any page without a developer. That was the main design decision of the project, and it's what makes the site maintainable now that I've handed it over.

Scope was deliberately narrow: a marketing site only, no user accounts, no clinical data, no patient information. Keeping that boundary clear from the first milestone is part of why the project shipped on schedule.

The project ran on fixed-price milestones with defined deliverables at each stage. The design partner became unavailable partway through, so I worked from incomplete Figma files on several pages and made the layout and responsive decisions myself, documenting each one for client sign-off. All seven milestones were delivered and approved.