Professional work
ETS Website
A structured public website and CMS system designed around the people who publish, maintain, and find organizational information.
- systems programming
- data
- databases
- product
- people
01
The problem
I needed to give public information and internal publishing a clearer structure than a collection of disconnected pages. That meant translating stakeholder requirements into a system that could serve visitors and the people maintaining content.
02
The system
I separated structured CMS collections from public routes and reusable content components. The work covers media and document handling, forms, editorial relationships, and an administration surface.
03
Interaction layer
I also built scroll-driven choreography into the public experience: one-shot entrance reveals, pinned section sequences, and selective heavier 3D moments where the narrative needs them. I describe that work only at technique level here—no client screens, internal content, or production URLs.
04
My responsibility
I gathered requirements through relevant stakeholders, shaped the architecture and constraints, directed AI-assisted implementation, tested the working system, reviewed changes, and iterated on weak behavior. I do not claim that I manually wrote every line.
05
What I can show
I keep this case study deliberately abstract until approved screenshots and diagrams are prepared. I can discuss the project name, technology choices, architecture at a safe level, anonymized workflows, and high-level interaction techniques; I cannot show private source or operational data.
Technical notes
Core stack
Deployment & services
Security & integrations
I run this on Railway with Railway-managed PostgreSQL and private S3-compatible object storage for uploads, with Cloudflare Turnstile protecting public form submissions.
The repository is private. Approved public artifacts will be added here after redaction and review.