What went out, and what is on the bench. Written when something ships rather than when a schedule says to post, which is why there are 4 of them and not fifty.
The ship repair site for UAB "Litprofit" is serving from litprofit.com: fourteen pages in English and Lithuanian, generated from one source, with the class certificates a shipowner checks before enquiring. Russian is built and deliberately kept out of the index.
Read the noteLitprofit costed every ship repair job in a nine-sheet workbook that lived in whoever opened it last. It is an app now, with every formula unchanged, a portfolio view that totals the company on a revenue-weighted margin, and exports Excel opens correctly. The published page is encrypted rather than gated.
Read the noteForty pages each in English, French, German and Italian, generated so the header, footer and sprite cannot drift between them. Share cards are screenshotted from a real page in a real browser, so a card cannot drift away from the site either.
Read the noteA reference catalogue, review community and buying guide, in a monorepo where the web app owns no logic — the domain rules live behind a shared router, so an iOS client is another consumer rather than a port. Specifications stay marked unverified until they are sourced.
Read the noteWant this kind of thing built for you?
Thirty minutes, no deck, and a reply within one working day.
“You will be talking to me, not to an account manager. I scope the work and I am on the build.”