Climate Assets
A public website and content platform evolved from the earlier Triochar identity into one coherent Climate Assets experience.
The product, the pressure, and the response.
Overview
This work is presented as a single product evolution rather than two separate case studies. The current Climate Assets site carries forward the useful foundation while aligning the brand, content, portfolio, and publishing experience.
Context
The existing Triochar site needed to support an evolved brand without losing the practical content workflow already established for non-developer updates.
Solution
The site was consolidated around Climate Assets using Next.js, Markdown content, and a Git-backed CMS workflow. Public pages, portfolio entries, blog publishing, contact paths, and SEO foundations now sit within one maintainable website.
Lead web developer
Rebrand implementation, frontend delivery, content architecture, Git-backed editing workflow, contact experience, and SEO foundations.
Managed public content
Publish and update structured website content through Markdown and a Git-backed editing workflow.
Portfolio presentation
Organize public work within the same brand and content system.
Blog publishing
Create and maintain article content without introducing a separate application backend.
Contact paths
Give visitors clear routes to make contact from the public website.
SEO foundations
Support crawlable pages and page-level metadata within the site structure.
Built in reviewable steps.
- 01
Preserve the useful foundation
Review the Triochar implementation and retain the content and publishing patterns that remained appropriate.
- 02
Consolidate the identity
Apply the Climate Assets brand and information structure across the public experience.
- 03
Keep content operational
Connect Markdown content to a Git-backed CMS workflow for routine editing and publishing.
- 04
Ship one public site
Deliver and verify the responsive content, portfolio, blog, contact, and SEO surfaces as one website.