This site

Most portfolios are a grid of logos and screenshots. They say what was used, not what was decided, and they rarely survive their own redesign.

I wanted a site where the architecture is part of the argument: every route demonstrates one rendering or caching technique, and the page tells you which.

Cache Components and Partial Prerendering are on everywhere. The homepage name is in the static shell; the “Now” line is a Suspense hole that streams at request time from a minute-level cache.

Work pages are prerendered per language and slug, and tagged per slug, so an edit invalidates exactly one work and the index, nothing else.

The contact form is a Server Action wired through useActionState, so it submits and reports errors with JavaScript disabled.

Every route ships a static shell, in both languages. The only request-time work on the homepage is the “Now” line.

The colophon lists versions and the things deliberately left out, so the stack page can link to proof instead of claims.