My site: what I build, who I have built it for, and how I work. Next.js, static everywhere except the contact route, deployed to a K3s cluster I run myself.

• Next.js 16 on the App Router, output: "standalone"
• Tailwind v4 with the design tokens as @theme roles, so light and dark are the same six roles at different values
• Plunk for contact mail, Cap for a proof-of-work spam check the visitor never sees, Umami for analytics without cookies
• All of it self-hosted

bun install
bun run dev

Copy .env.example to .env.local if you want the contact form to work. Without the keys it falls back to a honeypot and a rate limit, and the page tells people to use the mailto link instead.

src/content/     every word on the site, so rewriting copy touches no JSX
src/app/         routes: /, /work, /work/[slug], /about, /cv
src/components/  the design system: nav, footer, code block, image slots

The one rule worth knowing: components never hold copy. If you are changing a sentence, it lives in src/content.

Push to main. Woodpecker typechecks, builds an image tagged with the commit SHA, and rewrites the pinned tag in the GitOps repo; Flux rolls the cluster. Nothing is built locally.

• questpie.com — the framework underneath most of what I ship
• The full record
• dominik@questpie.com