Mar del Plata, ArgentinaOpen to roles in Buenos Aires or remote
A self-initiated site concept for a local sourdough bakery, which I’m presenting to its owners. An exercise in art direction, scroll motion and an image pipeline. Here the bakery’s name and logo are replaced with a placeholder, “Horno Lento”.
Personal concept, 2026. Design and build: art direction, scroll scenes, content model, image pipeline.
React, TypeScript, Vite, GSAP ScrollTrigger, sharp.
Editorial, immersive and grid, switchable from the URL, all reusing the same content and components.
Content the business hasn’t confirmed shows in development and is left out of the build.
Cutouts and WebP exports at two sizes, produced on my machine.
The site keeps its current direction, with product cutouts layered over the type. Before settling, I explored three alternatives on the same content: A, editorial, with photography as the lead; B, immersive, with full-screen photos; and C, grid, with photos in an asymmetric grid. A floating selector and a ?v= parameter switch between them.
Products, process, services, FAQ, gallery and image metadata live in one config. Items marked as unconfirmed render in development, with a mark, and never reach the build.
The site can’t publish a price or an opening hour the business hasn’t confirmed.
A link to nowhere is worse than no link.
If the WhatsApp number or the address is missing, the button says so clearly instead of linking nowhere.
Scroll scenes break in ways a code review can’t see.
Scripts that capture the whole page, product sheets and keyboard states against the preview build.
Open to design engineering and full-stack roles, in Buenos Aires or remote (UTC−3). Spanish (native), English (professional, spoken and written).