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Din Kropp og Sjel

Built and launched a content-managed website for a family friend using Next.js and TypeScript, deployed on Vercel. Includes a Resend-powered email for contact/booking inquiries.

Client
Din Kropp og sjel
Year
2026
Built with
Next.js, Vercel, Typescript
Visit the site
dinkroppogsjel.com
Din kropp og sjel frontpage image

I designed, built, and deployed dinkroppogsjel.com for a family friend as a modern, maintainable website with a fast user experience and a simple content workflow.

The site is implemented with Next.js + TypeScript and deployed on Vercel for reliable hosting, performance, and straightforward CI/CD. Content is managed through Sanity, allowing non-technical updates to pages and site content without touching code. For communication flows like contact forms (and any inquiry/booking-style messages), the project uses Resend to deliver emails securely and reliably.

Key focus areas included:

  • A clean, responsive UI and a structure that’s easy to navigate
  • Performance-friendly rendering with Next.js and a smooth deployment pipeline on Vercel
  • A CMS setup in Sanity that makes ongoing edits quick and safe
  • A robust email delivery setup via Resend for form submissions

Overall, the project balances modern web tooling with a practical setup that’s easy to maintain long-term—both for me as a developer and for the client managing content.

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Borys Kozielski, Polish lighthouses 05, 2018 (a lens turning). Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0.