Floxy Marketing Site

The problem

A platform with several proxy products needs a clear way to explain options, guide navigation, and help technical customers get started. I built Floxy's marketing frontend around reusable product content and practical integration examples.

What I built

• The responsive marketing site. I shipped the Next.js frontend with responsive navigation and product pages for a platform serving more than 20,000 customers.
• Reusable product presentation. Shared React components and centralized content models keep product information and selectors consistent across pages.
• Copyable integration examples. Language-specific API examples connect product explanations to the next action a developer needs to take.

Why I built it this way

• Model repeated content once. Product pages share patterns. Reusable components and centralized content make changes easier to apply consistently as the offering grows.
• Connect selection to integration. Navigation and product selectors help customers explore the offering; copyable examples reduce the work between choosing a product and trying its API.
• Build for mobile and discovery. Responsive layouts and SEO were part of delivering a public Next.js product site to customers arriving from different devices and entry points.

What I learned

I learned to organize a commercial frontend around both customer questions and maintainable content. Reusable components are most useful when they preserve a clear path through the product, from first visit to a concrete integration example.