Selected work that shows range, depth, and delivery quality
A curated set of DevDelta projects that shows the range of products, internal tools, civic workflows, and platforms shipped for clients.
Why it matters
Proof that we can build products with real complexity and real business use.
These projects show the kinds of systems we can scope, design, and ship: content platforms, internal tools, civic workflows, AI products, and enterprise modernization work.
Projects shipped
21
Client range
Startup to enterprise
Build types
Web, AI, ops
Delivery posture
Launch-ready
What shipped
- Editorial workflow tuned for technical Microsoft content
- Structured article management for drafts, revisions, and publishing
- Search-first experience for large knowledge collections
Outcome
The product turned scattered content operations into a dedicated workspace for publishing and maintaining Microsoft service knowledge at scale.
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What shipped
- Centralized sentiment signals for public-facing monitoring
- Dashboards shaped for reporting instead of raw log inspection
- Elastic tooling used for search, filters, and visual trend analysis
Outcome
Teams gained a faster way to monitor public sentiment, surface narrative shifts, and review trend data in one operational dashboard.
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What shipped
- Unified booking flows across separate service types
- Consumer experience shaped around quick trip planning
- Open-network friendly architecture for partner integrations
Outcome
The product created a more connected city-booking experience by bringing leisure and transport actions into one user-facing flow.
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Across the portfolio
A portfolio structure that can scale with the work
The industries change, but the delivery pattern stays consistent: scope the real problem, build the core path, and leave behind something teams can run.
- Featured work is curated, not exhaustive
- Every project route now carries stack, services, outcome, and founder review placeholder
- Visual placeholders are tailored per project so the archive feels distinct without needing original screenshots
- All project pages are generated from one centralized dataset