This is the largest and most demanding project I’ve shipped so far: a full website and online store for the Drachma Foundation, with almost every piece of content driven by Strapi-including navigation, links, on-page copy, and SEO metadata.
This was my first time building something that felt like a real application end-to-end. I shipped it in a single evening without a polished design or a big product plan-starting from a rough prototype a colleague had vibe-coded and asked me to improve-so I focused on moving fast and making it work.
This is the main Effatha website with a refreshed, redesigned look.
This is an older static version of a website for the Effatha community. It was one of my first larger front-end projects, and I’m still happy with the overall visual design, responsive layout, and performance. The interactive parts (like the slider and contact form) are not wired up-this is front-end only, originally intended as a WordPress theme template.
Inspired by quadratic functions from my technical school math classes, I turned the concept into a practical coding project.
