Full-Stack Web Developer
Wander Souza
Building fast products with deliberate interfaces and dependable full-stack systems.
This foundation is designed for a developer portfolio that feels editorial instead of generic: one route, one narrative, strong typography, Markdown-driven work entries, and a contact flow ready for Resend.
Current focus
- App Router architecture with server-first rendering
- Design-sensitive frontends that still ship fast
- Backend workflows, APIs, validation, and integrations
Primary stack
Positioning
Frontend craft, backend reliability, and end-to-end delivery for teams that need more than a static portfolio presence.
Content model
Projects and apps are loaded from local Markdown collections so new entries can be added without touching the homepage layout.
Contact flow
The contact section uses a server-side form handler with Zod validation and Resend delivery, keeping the experience on one page.
Selected work
Projects
Case studies, rebuilds, and shipping work documented from Markdown so the collection can grow without changing the section itself.
Editorial Commerce Rebuild
FeaturedExample project entry for a storefront rebuild focused on stronger storytelling, cleaner content management, and better conversion performance.
2025Example case studyNext.js 16Tailwind CSS 4TypeScriptHeadless CMSOpen entry
Editorial Commerce Rebuild
FeaturedExample project entry for a storefront rebuild focused on stronger storytelling, cleaner content management, and better conversion performance.
Open entry
Use this project entry as a starting point for your real case studies.
What to document
- The original problem
- Your role on the project
- Product and technical constraints
- The implementation approach
- The outcome, results, or lessons learned
Why Markdown works well here
Markdown keeps portfolio content versioned with the codebase and makes new entries simple to add later.
Add, remove, or reorder entries by editing the Markdown files in the matching content directory.
Platform Migration
Example project entry for a multi-phase migration that moved a legacy platform to a modern web stack without pausing feature delivery.
2024Example case studyReactNode.jsPostgreSQLCI/CDOpen entry
Platform Migration
Example project entry for a multi-phase migration that moved a legacy platform to a modern web stack without pausing feature delivery.
Open entry
This second sample project demonstrates how the projects list scales by adding another Markdown file.
What to highlight in a migration case study
- What had to be preserved
- What had to change
- How risk was reduced during rollout
- What improved after launch
Add, remove, or reorder entries by editing the Markdown files in the matching content directory.
Product experiments
Apps
Tools, SaaS concepts, internal products, and side builds organized from a separate Markdown collection.
Launch Ops Console
FeaturedExample app entry for an internal operations surface that tracks releases, incidents, and rollout checklists.
Internal toolingWeb appExample entryNext.js 16React 19Tailwind CSS 4Server FunctionsOpen entry
Launch Ops Console
FeaturedExample app entry for an internal operations surface that tracks releases, incidents, and rollout checklists.
Open entry
Use this Markdown file as the template for app entries.
Suggested structure
- Describe the product or internal tool.
- Explain the operating context and users.
- List the workflows you built or improved.
- Summarize the technical decisions that mattered.
Why this collection exists
The apps collection is separated from projects so products, experiments, and tools can have a different framing from client work or formal case studies.
Add, remove, or reorder entries by editing the Markdown files in the matching content directory.
Pattern Lab
Example app entry for a component playground and documentation workspace used to align product, design, and engineering teams.
Design systemWeb appExample entryTypeScriptStorybookDesign TokensCIOpen entry
Pattern Lab
Example app entry for a component playground and documentation workspace used to align product, design, and engineering teams.
Open entry
This is another sample app entry to show how multiple Markdown files are rendered in order.
What to replace
- Replace the title and summary with your real app.
- Add links if the app has a live URL or repository.
- Expand the body with architecture notes, constraints, and outcomes.
Add, remove, or reorder entries by editing the Markdown files in the matching content directory.
Direct contact
Contact
Keep the final section simple: one clear invitation to reach out, one form that works without leaving the page, and room to add social links later if needed.
Best fit
New product launches, platform rebuilds, frontend architecture, and full-stack delivery where product quality and implementation speed both matter.
What to include
- Project context and current stage
- Expected scope, team, or timeline
- What you need built, improved, or shipped next