Earlier Client Websites (2020–2021)

Four client engagements delivered as UI/UX design plus frontend implementation, each shipped as a progressive web app. These were client deliveries rather than published case studies — the work is the live site, and no write-up accompanied them.

Context

Yoosh is a digital movement platform encouraging participation in social campaigns around healthy and sustainable living, and environmental and social issues. Tjiwi Kimia is PT Tjiwi Kimia Paper Factory Tbk in Sidoarjo, East Java, producing over 1.2 million metric tons of paper and board a year. Salt Indonesia delivers technology solutions to businesses. Pojok Usaha was a one-stop platform letting business owners digitise their operations through a single registration.

Role

UI/UX Designer & Frontend Developer across all four engagements.

Scope

Interface design and frontend implementation, delivered as progressive web apps.

Challenge

Each engagement needed a public web presence that worked well on mobile and could be maintained after handover.

Objective

Deliver production websites, designed and built end to end.

Approach

Client delivery work. No public case study was written for these, so the process is not documented in detail here.

Selected decisions

Progressive web apps across all four, so a single build served mobile and desktop without a separate app.

Deliverables

Four websites, designed and implemented end to end.

Outcome

All four shipped. Client engagements without published metrics, so no performance figures are claimed. Four years on, only Tjiwi Kimia still runs the site as delivered — tjiwikimia.co.id. Salt has since been redesigned, so salt.id no longer shows this work. Yoosh's site is offline; the project lives on through its Instagram, instagram.com/yooshorg. Pojok Usaha's domain has lapsed entirely.

Reflection

Grouped here rather than split into four case studies: without a written process behind them, four thin entries would say less than one honest one. Half of this work is now only documentation — a reminder to keep screenshots of client delivery, because the live URL is a lease, not a record.