Sanitized case study
Protected Digital Product Platform
Private project
Overview
A web platform that converts digital product materials into protected, review-ready content.
The problem
Product materials needed to be delivered through authenticated web access instead of exposed as unprotected files.
My role
Full-Stack Developer
Responsibilities
- Converted source materials into web-based product content.
- Implemented authentication, sessions, authorization, RBAC, and protected access.
- Set up a review-ready Vercel deployment environment.
Architecture or technical approach
- Next.js and TypeScript for the application layer.
- Supabase Auth for identity and sessions.
- Prisma and PostgreSQL for relational application data.
Authentication and authorization
- Authentication establishes the user session.
- Authorization and RBAC restrict protected product access.
Data model or workflow
- Sign in, validate access, then serve protected product content.
- Purchasing, marketing, and customer content management were outside the reviewed scope.
Key technical decisions
- Kept content conversion and access control as the reviewed delivery boundary.
- Used a review environment before broader release decisions.
Challenges
Turning product materials into web content while preserving clear access boundaries.
Current status
Private project
Screenshots or diagrams
Screenshots and architecture diagrams are intentionally omitted until sanitized assets are approved.
Technologies used
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Supabase Auth
- Prisma
- PostgreSQL
- Vercel