Morsel
A Nivish-led Next.js client site with responsive components, motion, custom brand graphics, deployment and continued client iteration.
Problem
The brief began with one supplied HTML reference. It needed to become a responsive, maintainable component system with its own motion and brand tooling, then survive real deployment and iteration.
How I solved it
- 01
Translated the supplied reference into a ground-up Next.js component system that could adapt across responsive layouts instead of preserving a one-off static HTML structure.
- 02
Built the motion and custom SVG and logo tooling as part of the implementation, giving the delivered visual system reusable project-owned assets.
- 03
Prepared the deployment, carried the live site through iteration with the client owner and submitted it for Search Console indexing; contribution and outcome boundaries remain stated in the record.
My role / what I owned
Freelance web developer
- Led the ground-up Next.js and responsive component implementation.
- Built the motion and custom SVG/logo tooling used by the delivered site.
- Prepared and completed the live deployment.
- Submitted the deployed site for Google Search Console indexing.
How it was built
- Team
- A private client engagement led by Nivish with continuing client-owner contributions. The live site is public; the private source is not linked.
- Tools
- Next.js
- Motion
- Custom SVG
- Deployment
- Use of AI
- No project-specific AI contribution is documented for this work.
Source and current state
- The delivered site is public and can be inspected.
- The private history records 44 of 57 commits under Nivish and 42 deployment records at the August 2026 audit.
- Status
- Delivered in July 2026 and live at the recorded site URL.
- What it shows
- The public site verifies the delivered interface. Deployment and Search Console submission are self-reported.