BRIX Performance started as a practical website maintenance engagement, where the initial responsibility was keeping an existing static landing page stable, responsive, and usable while small business updates continued to come in. That early phase gradually expanded into adding new content pages and improving the overall website structure, which made the limits of a static setup more visible over time.
As the business needs grew, the work shifted into a more system-oriented direction. I proposed and implemented a dynamic PHP and MySQL setup so content such as distributor information and articles could be managed from an admin side instead of depending on direct code edits. This turned the website from a developer-dependent marketing page into a more maintainable operational platform for non-technical users.
The engagement then branched into several connected product tracks under the same company context: a CMS transformation, a product-focused brake pad revamp, an internal stock opname tool, and an ongoing payment gateway integration initiative. Together, these projects show how the work evolved from basic website maintenance into broader full-cycle web and system development.
A selection of the strongest project stories from this work chapter.
This project transformed the BRIX website from a developer-dependent static setup into a more maintainable PHP and MySQL system. The first migration focused on distributor data, then expanded into article management so the client could update operational content through an admin panel instead of requesting manual page edits each time. This work was delivered in collaboration with Direct Client, then Marketing and Content Team.
This project focused on building a new product-oriented website chapter for the upcoming brake pad release while the broader BRIX website was also being refreshed. The work combined new page development, UI changes from the design team, and tighter collaboration with marketing and media stakeholders who had started using the CMS and giving more structured input. This work was delivered in collaboration with Marketing Team, Design Team, and Media Team.
This project focused on migrating BRIX Performance's web infrastructure from shared hosting to a VPS-based environment. The migration was driven by real system risks discovered during payment gateway development, where shared hosting limitations caused MySQL throttling and resource instability. The goal was to improve reliability, gain full control over server resources, and prepare a stronger production foundation for future development. This work was delivered in collaboration with Direct Client.
A horizontal timeline of role milestones and project chapters in this work experience.
Contract Started
Started the BRIX engagement by taking over an existing website setup after the previous developer was no longer handling it.
Handled maintenance, responsive cleanup, hosting continuity, and the early page expansion phase while the site was still fully static.
View Project DetailMade it past 2023
The first maintenance year built the baseline before larger requests and structural changes started to appear.
Contract Extended
The engagement continued into a second year as the website scope expanded beyond simple maintenance.
Made it past 2024
The website had grown significantly, and the limitations of a static workflow were already clear enough to justify a bigger proposal.
Started the dynamic-system migration by moving distributor content into MySQL and building the first admin flow for client-managed updates.
View Project DetailContract Extended Again
The contract was renewed again as the work had grown from website maintenance into broader system ownership.
Worked with marketing, design, and media stakeholders to build a more launch-ready product presentation for the brake pad release.
View Project DetailDelivered a lightweight internal stock opname application under tight timing, focused on practical scan or input-based stock tracking.
View Project DetailMade it past 2025
The engagement had already moved well beyond website maintenance and into internal tools plus transaction-oriented work.
Started the ongoing integration track that connects BRIX operational data with payment-related backend flow.
View Project DetailMigrated BRIX Performance from shared hosting to a VPS-based environment with Nginx, MySQL, HTTPS, Git deployment, and Cloudflare integration.
View Project DetailContract Extended Again
The contract was renewed again as the work had grown from website maintenance into broader system ownership.
A few more work chapters from the portfolio that show adjacent product, platform, and operational experience.
Alfamart
Full-time
Fullstack Developer
Built and maintained internal enterprise systems across multiple operational workflows, migrations, and backend-heavy product initiatives.
Brill Hepa Filter
Freelance
Fullstack Developer
Designed and developed a clean product-focused website experience to present utility, trust, and brand clarity more effectively.
Strapped Plate
Freelance
Project Lead & QA
Led and quality-checked two Strapped Plate web projects: a mobile-friendly plate generator and a follow-up enhancement phase that made quoting faster and expanded supported plate types.
Rides Collective
Part-time
Part-Time Full-Stack Developer
Supported Rides Collective as a part-time event systems collaborator, spanning the public landing experience, internal admin workflows, and post-event follow-up features in one delivery cycle.
