The Card That Leaned
This was my first project — a small QR code card, built from a Frontend Mentor challenge. Nothing complicated: a white card centered on a colored background, with an image and two lines of text stacke
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Real building logs, turned into posts — no cleanup, no highlight reel. Some are full debugging stories with a real dead end and a real fix. Others are just one decision that actually took thought. Everything here comes from something that happened while building, not a result written up afterward to look better than it was.
This was my first project — a small QR code card, built from a Frontend Mentor challenge. Nothing complicated: a white card centered on a colored background, with an image and two lines of text stacke
This one's a small build — a blog preview card, a Frontend Mentor challenge. Nothing about it is complicated on the surface: an image, a tag, a date, a title, a description, an author. But two small p

I built this workflow — a lead intake automation for a made-up client, Ferrer Window Co. — with a Form Trigger first, even though I knew from the start it needed to end up on a Webhook. That wasn't th

The first post about this workflow covered the Webhook payload break — the moment the Form Trigger got swapped out and every downstream reference silently pointed at data that no longer existed. That
