Deltadesh.

The problem.

Deltadesh was using a generic template that looked like every other consultancy in Dhaka. The team wanted their people front-and-centre — not buried in an "About" dropdown — and they wanted to update bios, headshots, and service copy without calling a developer.

What I built.

• Premium people page. Each team member gets a full-width card with photo, bio, specialties, and a direct contact link. Rendered from a Supabase table, updated via admin panel.
• JSON-driven content. Services, case studies, and footer copy all live in structured data. Non-developers can edit and see changes live without a deploy.
• Admin panel. A password-protected page (Supabase auth) for updating team members, toggling services visibility, and editing the company tagline.
• Render deploy. $7/mo instance. Auto-deploys from main. No DevOps overhead.

How I shipped it.

1. Content audit first. Mapped every page, every piece of copy, every image before writing a line of code. Discovered three sections the client had forgotten they wanted.
2. Supabase schema. Designed tables for team, services, and testimonials — all with row-level security so the admin panel can't accidentally expose draft content.
3. Vanilla JS, no build step. The site loads fast, works without JavaScript for the core content, and is easy for future developers to modify without a toolchain tutorial.
4. Three-week turnaround. Discovery to deploy in 21 days. Client's previous agency had been promising a redesign for nine months.

Outcomes.