Stefan Bajić

A web application that models the various processes in buildings between building owners, tenant representatives, and tenants focused on the Croatian market. Tenant representatives can schedule meetings with agenda items (which tenants can suggest), agenda items can be voted on in different ways, and reports are generated and sent to the proper parties when the meeting concludes. Other prominent features are a digital notice board, a module where tenants can report damages, and an administrator module. On this project, I led the front-end team and cooperated on API planning and development organization with the back-end lead.

A website for a courier company in Croatia. Prospective couriers can get informed about the terms of employment, calculate their potential salary given different circumstances (hours worked, the vehicle used, etc.), and sign up to work. There’s also a page containing a form for renting vehicles as this is another service the company offers.

I developed the website by myself using modern development practices. To handle the different contact forms, I used Next.js’s API routes and AWS SES. Facebook and Instagram marketing campaigns were run in the first months, and the company saw more than 100 sign-ups through the site.

An online menu built for a bar in Zagreb. Customers can scan a QR code and see the place’s entire offering, staff recommendations, and discounted drinks. Depending on the user’s browser language, they either get the Croatian or English version of the site (of course, they can later switch).

I developed the website by myself using the static site generator Eleventy and Sanity CMS for hosting the drinks data (there were to be many changes, and the client wanted to manage that themselves). When a change is made to the data in Sanity Studio, the site is rebuilt, and a new version is deployed on Netlify.