The problem
The LDC Universities Consortium on Climate Change — ten universities across the world’s least-developed countries — needed a credible official home: a public site their own non-technical staff could keep current without touching code.
My role
As the web developer, I designed and shipped the site end to end — the front end, the CMS content models and permissions behind it, and the production infrastructure it runs on.
What I built
The consortium’s official website on Nuxt.js and Tailwind, backed by Strapi CMS. I modeled the content types and user permissions so non-technical administrators could publish and edit freely, then handled hosting, deployment, and production infrastructure for a reliable public-facing platform.
The outcome
A live, self-maintainable site the consortium’s team runs on their own.