YAJ.net: this website

This site is itself a project. It's built on the Next.js App Router with a small, typed MDX content system: each collection (work, projects, services) is a folder of MDX files validated by Zod at build time, so a frontmatter typo fails the build rather than shipping silently.

A few things I cared about:

• Build-time search. A standalone script reads every MDX file and emits a static search-index.json; the ⌘K palette runs Fuse.js entirely in the browser. No API, no round-trip.
• One design system, enforced by primitives. Spacing and type live in a fixed modular scale; Section/Container components enforce the rhythm so individual pages stay tiny.
• Privacy by default. Analytics stay dormant behind a consent banner; nothing loads until you opt in, and a plain-language /privacy page spells out what is and isn't collected.
• Security held to a standard. A CI gate fails any change that introduces a new dependency CVE, and the codebase gets periodic multi-agent audits across security, quality, and performance.
• Runs on a small VM. It sits behind Cloudflare on a modest self-hosted box; deliberately small infrastructure for a deliberately fast site.