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CASE 04 — Web · Front-end
Atlas
Call sheetProd. No. 04
- Production
- Atlas
- Client
- Atlas Cloud
- Category
- Web · Front-end
- Year
- 2024
- Role
- Front-end lead
- Team
- 5 people
DirectorMara VossShipped 2024
A-cam · atlas-dev-platformThe short version
Marketing site and docs built in Next.js with a live code playground.
Outcome
3×
Docs load 3× faster
The brief
Atlas Cloud came to me with a clear goal and a short runway: turn a promising idea into something real people use — and ship it, not just show it.
The job was to find the few things that mattered, design them properly and build them to the same standard. We worked as one small team — 5 people, one channel and a review every Friday — so what was designed on Monday was in the browser by Thursday.
What I did
- 01
Ran a two-day kick-off with the Atlas Cloud team to agree goals, users and what done means
- 02
Cut the scope to the flows that mattered for launch and tested them with real users in week two
- 03
Designed the system in Figma — type, colour, components and motion — as one source of truth
- 04
Built the front end in React with the team and reviewed it together every Friday
- 05
Handed over clean code, a component library and docs, then stayed on for two weeks of fixes
Design → code
Same hands on both sides. The frame on the left is the Figma file, the panel on the right is what shipped — type, spacing and colour come straight across, nothing gets lost in a handoff.
Hero / Desktop
Atlas1440 × 900atlas-dev-platform/Hero.tsxTSX
1// Atlas — Web · Front-end2import { Frame, Cover, Title } from "@mv/studio"34export default function Hero() {5return (6<Frame name="Hero / Desktop" width={1440}>7<Cover src="/atlas-dev-platform/cover.webp" grade="studio" />8<Title wdth={118} tracking={-0.04}>Atlas</Title>9<Accent color="#3DDC84" />10</Frame>11)12}
The result
Launched on schedule, measured after launch, and handed to a team that can keep going without me.
- Take 1
- 7 wks
- Brief to launch
- Take 2
- 1
- Source of truth, Figma to React
- Take 3
- 2 wks
- Of fixes after launch
More frames
The clientAtlas Cloud · 2024
“The rare designer who reads a pull request. Our docs finally feel fast.
Amira SaidCTO · Atlas Cloud
1Roll on · 05Open caseNext project · 05 / 08
Chroma
Studio Chroma · Brand · Colour system · 2024
A colour system that works on screen and on paper.
CASE 04 — Web · Front-end
Atlas
Call sheetProd. No. 04
- Production
- Atlas
- Client
- Atlas Cloud
- Category
- Web · Front-end
- Year
- 2024
- Role
- Front-end lead
- Team
- 5 people
DirectorMara VossShipped 2024
A-cam · atlas-dev-platformThe short version
Marketing site and docs built in Next.js with a live code playground.
Outcome
3×
Docs load 3× faster
The brief
Atlas Cloud came to me with a clear goal and a short runway: turn a promising idea into something real people use — and ship it, not just show it.
The job was to find the few things that mattered, design them properly and build them to the same standard. We worked as one small team — 5 people, one channel and a review every Friday — so what was designed on Monday was in the browser by Thursday.
What I did
- 01
Ran a two-day kick-off with the Atlas Cloud team to agree goals, users and what done means
- 02
Cut the scope to the flows that mattered for launch and tested them with real users in week two
- 03
Designed the system in Figma — type, colour, components and motion — as one source of truth
- 04
Built the front end in React with the team and reviewed it together every Friday
- 05
Handed over clean code, a component library and docs, then stayed on for two weeks of fixes
Design → code
Same hands on both sides. The frame on the left is the Figma file, the panel on the right is what shipped — type, spacing and colour come straight across, nothing gets lost in a handoff.
Hero / Desktop
Atlas1440 × 900atlas-dev-platform/Hero.tsxTSX
1// Atlas — Web · Front-end2import { Frame, Cover, Title } from "@mv/studio"34export default function Hero() {5return (6<Frame name="Hero / Desktop" width={1440}>7<Cover src="/atlas-dev-platform/cover.webp" grade="studio" />8<Title wdth={118} tracking={-0.04}>Atlas</Title>9<Accent color="#3DDC84" />10</Frame>11)12}
The result
Launched on schedule, measured after launch, and handed to a team that can keep going without me.
- Take 1
- 7 wks
- Brief to launch
- Take 2
- 1
- Source of truth, Figma to React
- Take 3
- 2 wks
- Of fixes after launch
More frames
The clientAtlas Cloud · 2024
“The rare designer who reads a pull request. Our docs finally feel fast.
Amira SaidCTO · Atlas Cloud1Roll on · 05Open caseNext project · 05 / 08
Chroma
Studio Chroma · Brand · Colour system · 2024
A colour system that works on screen and on paper.
CASE 04 — Web · Front-end
Atlas
Call sheetProd. No. 04
- Production
- Atlas
- Client
- Atlas Cloud
- Category
- Web · Front-end
- Year
- 2024
- Role
- Front-end lead
- Team
- 5 people
DirectorMara VossShipped 2024
A-cam · atlas-dev-platformThe short version
Marketing site and docs built in Next.js with a live code playground.
Outcome
3×
Docs load 3× faster
The brief
Atlas Cloud came to me with a clear goal and a short runway: turn a promising idea into something real people use — and ship it, not just show it.
The job was to find the few things that mattered, design them properly and build them to the same standard. We worked as one small team — 5 people, one channel and a review every Friday — so what was designed on Monday was in the browser by Thursday.
What I did
- 01
Ran a two-day kick-off with the Atlas Cloud team to agree goals, users and what done means
- 02
Cut the scope to the flows that mattered for launch and tested them with real users in week two
- 03
Designed the system in Figma — type, colour, components and motion — as one source of truth
- 04
Built the front end in React with the team and reviewed it together every Friday
- 05
Handed over clean code, a component library and docs, then stayed on for two weeks of fixes
Design → code
Same hands on both sides. The frame on the left is the Figma file, the panel on the right is what shipped — type, spacing and colour come straight across, nothing gets lost in a handoff.
Hero / Desktop
Atlas1440 × 900atlas-dev-platform/Hero.tsxTSX
1// Atlas — Web · Front-end2import { Frame, Cover, Title } from "@mv/studio"34export default function Hero() {5return (6<Frame name="Hero / Desktop" width={1440}>7<Cover src="/atlas-dev-platform/cover.webp" grade="studio" />8<Title wdth={118} tracking={-0.04}>Atlas</Title>9<Accent color="#3DDC84" />10</Frame>11)12}
The result
Launched on schedule, measured after launch, and handed to a team that can keep going without me.
- Take 1
- 7 wks
- Brief to launch
- Take 2
- 1
- Source of truth, Figma to React
- Take 3
- 2 wks
- Of fixes after launch
More frames
The clientAtlas Cloud · 2024
“The rare designer who reads a pull request. Our docs finally feel fast.
Amira SaidCTO · Atlas Cloud1Roll on · 05Open caseNext project · 05 / 08
Chroma
Studio Chroma · Brand · Colour system · 2024
A colour system that works on screen and on paper.
FRAME 10 — Contact
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Studio 1 · Rec
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FRAME 10 — Contact
Have a project? Let's shoot.
Studio 1 · Rec
Tell me what you are making. I reply within a day with next steps and a rough plan.
Booking now forAvailable for work · Nov 2026
Next start dates
FRAME 10 — Contact
Have a project? Let's shoot.
Studio 1 · Rec
Tell me what you are making. I reply within a day with next steps and a rough plan.
Booking now forAvailable for work · Nov 2026
Next start dates
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