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Client delivery · Where it started · 2025

Aestima

My first project: a showcase site for an aesthetic-medicine clinic, still live today. This isn't an architecture story — it's a delivery story, and the beginning of everything else here.

01 · The story

Under five days for a usable site, two months to make it shine

A mentor handed me the project — he was out of time. The initial deadline was under five days. I shipped a usable site in those five days with what I knew and what I could get: royalty-free placeholder images while I waited for the client's real content and legal copy.

Over roughly two months I built out every product page with care, because a clinic that sells aesthetics needs a site that looks the part. The client expected little, and — by their own account — was blown away.

02 · Honest scope

What I'll claim, and what I won't

I won't pretend this was full of considered architecture. It's a static Next.js site with internationalisation, and I made almost no deliberate technical choices — Next because it's what I was comfortable with, i18n because my mentor pointed me to it.

What it proves is different, and rarer in a portfolio of personal projects: I can deliver end-to-end for an external, non-technical stakeholder, under a tight deadline, to a result that beats expectations.

03 · Why it's here

The origin of the arc

It's here because it's where I started — mostly hand-written, before the other projects taught me to architect and to direct AI under enforced rules.

Read Atomios, Omiros and Flowlio next to it and the arc is the point: from a first client win to production systems, in about eighteen months.

Method

A note on this one

This project predates my current way of working. It was mostly hand-written, with a little help from the ChatGPT of the time and a mentor on deployment. I keep it honest precisely because it's the baseline the rest is measured against.

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