🟢 Building2026•Featured Project
paszed.me
My personal website, engineering journal, and digital home built with Next.js.
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Overview
paszed.me is more than a portfolio. It serves as my engineering journal, project showcase, and long-term experimentation platform. Every major architectural decision is made with maintainability, performance, and scalability in mind.
Architecture
- Next.js App Router
- Feature-first architecture
- Reusable UI component library
- Centralized content layer
- Typed project engine
- Dynamic project routing
- SEO-first metadata configuration
Challenges
- Designing a feature-first architecture that remains simple as the project grows.
- Creating reusable UI primitives before building page-specific components.
- Separating content from presentation to make the site easy to maintain.
- Building a scalable project system that supports detailed engineering case studies.
Lessons Learned
- Good architecture makes future development significantly easier.
- Reusable components reduce maintenance and improve consistency.
- Keeping content separate from UI enables faster iteration.
- Small, incremental improvements compound into a polished product.
Roadmap
- Replace placeholder content with real engineering articles.
- Launch an MDX-powered blog.
- Add RSS support.
- Generate dynamic Open Graph images.
- Improve accessibility and performance.
- Publish additional case studies and developer tools.
Tech Stack
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