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Spire Global

A five-template corporate sustainability site — mission, sustainability focus areas, reports and interactive GRI/SDG indicator grids — built from a supplied design.

The Spire Global homepage hero, "Sustainability. A greener tomorrow.", above a mission statement and forest photograph
Role
Frontend developer
Client
Spire Global
Scope
5-template responsive site, frontend only
Stack
HTML5, CSS3, JS, Bootstrap
HTML5CSS3JavaScriptBootstrap

02The story

Context

Spire Global's corporate sustainability site tells its story across five consistent templates: mission and stakeholder highlights, sustainability reports, and a set of focus-area pages — environment, people, user experience — each built around GRI and SDG indicator grids.

What I built

A responsive front end in HTML, CSS and JavaScript with Bootstrap: rotating stakeholder highlight tiles, scroll counters, a lightbox news gallery, and interactive GRI/SDG indicator grids, all reused consistently across the five page templates and matched to a supplied design.

Why it's here

Real, delivered client work: a multi-template corporate site built to a supplied design, handed off rather than deployed by me — which is why it carries no live link.

03Detail

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Sorbet Magazine

An international fashion and culture magazine, built in WordPress with Elementor and WooCommerce — an editorial site with articles, photoshoots and video, plus a store that sells subscriptions, print and digital issues, and back issues.

A laptop and phone showing the Sorbet Magazine homepage, a "The Fashion Issue" hero above a row of latest articles, beside the Sorbet logo and the note "built with Elementor + WooCommerce"