Freelance web projects

Result: a restaurant site and dental clinic booking sites built in Next.js. Live URLs and screenshots are add public URLs or sanitized screenshots.

Problem

Small businesses need a mobile first site that makes one action easy: book, call, or order. The work is less about novelty and more about form reliability, fast pages, and a flow that survives a phone.

Data

Client requirements are add a short scope note per site. The stack per site is confirm Next.js, Tailwind, and any booking API. No patient or customer data is shown in screenshots.

Approach and why

Start with the mobile flow. The booking or contact action is the first screen, not a footer link.
Use Next.js with a small component surface and typed props.
Keep forms accessible: labels, error text, and a clear success state.
Integrate the booking or contact endpoint with a loading and failure state.
Check the page on a slow connection and a small viewport.

The goal is a site a client can run, not a design award entry.

Results

Site	Stack	Status
Restaurant	confirm stack	add live URL
Dental clinic booking	confirm stack	add live URL

Evaluation

Performance: Lighthouse or Core Web Vitals evidence is add if available.
Accessibility: keyboard path through the booking form, labels, and error states.
Form reliability: success, validation error, network error, and spam protection.
Privacy: no personal data in screenshots or public repositories.

A reviewer should challenge a web project without a URL or a screenshot. They should also ask what was built by the developer and what was client provided.

Limitations

The sites are client work, so public repo access may not be possible. The live URLs are pending. The case study is in the archive because the AI work is the primary story.

Next steps

Add live URLs or sanitized screenshots, a one line scope per site, and performance evidence. Add a short note on the booking API and the failure handling.