Production Release, 2026

Garneau School — Website

A modern, responsive Next.js marketing website for a private school in Morocco.

Next.jsReactTailwind CSSResponsive Design

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We are recording a voice-over walk-through of Garneau School's primary features, dashboard modules, and server operations. In the meantime, explore the complete system architecture details below!

Project Overview

Garneau School needed a modern online presence to showcase its academic programs, admissions process, and school life to prospective families. I built the site end-to-end with Next.js, focused on fast load times, clean navigation, and full responsiveness across devices.

Key Capabilities

Academic Programs Overview

Content

Structured sections presenting the school's programs and academic stages with clear visual hierarchy.

Admissions & Contact Flow

UX

Clear calls-to-action guiding prospective families through admissions information and contact.

Fully Responsive Layout

Frontend

Built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS for a consistent experience across mobile, tablet, and desktop.

Interactive Architecture Flow

Hover or click on the system modules to inspect their dynamic interactions and roles within the product stack:

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Next.js Frontend

Responsive marketing site built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS.

Blueprint Sketch

Architecture mapping diagram is currently loaded in the interactive matrix viewer on the left.

Technical Challenges & Resolutions

Problem

Presenting a school's identity and programs clearly for both desktop and mobile visitors.

Resolution

Designed a component-based Next.js layout with Tailwind CSS, keeping navigation and content hierarchy consistent across all breakpoints.

Development timeline & Story

Phase 1: Design & Build

Building the Next.js Site

Implemented the responsive layout, academic program pages, and admissions sections with Next.js and Tailwind CSS.

Phase 2: Launch

Production Release

Deployed the site to production for the school's public rollout.

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