Adebiyi Adedotun

I work part-time as a front-end engineer on the VIZZ landing pages, the primary web product for Lenz Therapeutics, a clinical-stage pharmaceutical company. I maintain and develop features using Vue.js and Sanity CMS, oversee technical SEO across the product, and manage Google Analytics instrumentation to inform product decisions.

I helped update and modernize 10+ custom newsroom sites for Prezly's clients, including a global airline, a logistics company, and healthcare organizations. Working from Figma designs, I delivered UI and layout updates, implemented internationalization supporting 50+ languages, and added RTL layout support for right-to-left scripts. Each newsroom ran on a shared Next.js stack integrated with Prezly's proprietary CMS, with distinct branding and content requirements per client.

This is an app I'm building to solve a real workflow gap—existing tools were either too heavy or stateless. It lets me save links, automatically capture metadata, mark items as read, and organize by topic, actively dogfooding and iterating.

A pixel-accurate clone of the New Yorker Magazine's store, built as a UI study. I rebuilt the layout, typography, and interactions from scratch to sharpen my eye for detail and understand how high-quality eCommerce interfaces are constructed. Built with React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS.

I owned all front-facing websites for Macrometa, a data infrastructure and edge computing platform. This included rebuilding Macrometa.com with minimal disruption to the existing Sanity CMS content model, developing campaign landing pages for product lines, including virtual waiting rooms and eCommerce readiness assessments, managing technical SEO with Semrush, and running A/B tests to optimize conversion on key pages.

This project is an educational attempt to recreate and pay homage to the excellent work published in The Atlantic article titled "The Great American Novels." I created it as a technical exercise to demonstrate web development skills and to explore interactive ways of presenting literary content.

I led the front-end team that built the marketing site (landing pages, blog, newsletter, etc.) and customer dashboard. I architected and created the authentication and authorization flow with features such as 2FA, idle timeout, and browser fingerprinting. I also built the dashboard layout by coordinating with the designers on Figma. I created a robust design system with Storybook. The components developed included buttons and tables, form inputs, specific functionalities, and design using the overriding pattern. I also worked on collecting large datasets with Flatfile, unifying forms with Formik, and elevating the state to the browser URL for UI state persistence across different aspects, like tables (when filtered, paginated, or on page refresh). I also wrote several HTML emails with MJML.

The Septum is a media and publication company. I built and am building the website with Remix, Tailwind CSS, and Sanity.io (a headless content management system). It is mobile responsive and works with a staging and production environment.

HatchPath is a virtual health coaching marketplace where clients can book sessions with coaches, meet via video calls, and facilitate payments through Stripe. In a small team of five, I worked as an engineer and developed core features like a Calendly-like calendar that allows clients to schedule meetings with a coach during their available date and time, reusable and responsive components for cards, forms, search, etc., in-house video calling with features like a countdown timer and video mirroring, helping keep the product's core in-house and avoiding the enormous external cost of purchasing.