Deltadutch.

The problem.

Deltadutch had deep expertise in Dutch cold-chain logistics and agri-tech — but their web presence looked like a generic corporate template from 2015. They were entering Bangladesh's fresh-produce market and needed a site that communicated credibility, specificity, and the full scope of their six-service engagement model.

What I built.

• 6-stage service ladder. Each service tier is its own section: assessment → design → procurement → installation → training → maintenance. Clients can see exactly where they are in the engagement.
• JSON-driven content. Services, team bios, and case teasers all live in structured JSON. Non-developers can update copy without touching HTML.
• Static-first, Python serve.mjs. Content is pre-rendered at build time via a lightweight Python script. No server-side rendering on every request.
• Render deploy. Auto-deploys on push. $7/mo. Zero DevOps overhead.

How I shipped it.

1. Service audit. Worked with the Deltadutch team to document all six engagement stages and the deliverables at each. The site structure came directly from that audit.
2. JSON content model. Defined a schema for services, case studies, and team members before writing any HTML. This let the client review content structure before committing to visuals.
3. Mobile-first layout. Bangladesh clients browse on mobile. Every component was designed for 375px first and scaled up.
4. Four-week delivery. Discovery call to live site in 28 days, including two rounds of copy revisions.

Outcomes.