Jordan Pesavento / Kuler Labs / Colorado Springs
From polished client sites to the infrastructure, workflows, and deployment paths behind them.
Selected work
Public-facing work backed by practical delivery, operational thinking, and careful release boundaries.
Public website and operations portal
A Denver-focused public experience paired with same-domain account access and a guarded agency workflow.
Designed and built the responsive public site, portal routing, role-aware workflow, production safeguards, and Vercel delivery.
Hospitality platform
A mobile-first digital guest guide bringing property guidance, photos, local recommendations, and QR access into one clear experience.
Built the guest experience and owner CMS, then migrated the application, database, and media to managed Vercel services.
Lead intake and document delivery
A direct mobile-first site guiding urgent visitors toward a phone call, useful information, or the correct application.
Built the full responsive site, separate intake paths, PDF email output, staff alerts, spam controls, and Vercel deployment.
Local service website
A mountain-market contractor site organizing roofing, chimney care, process, and service areas into a consistent experience.
Created the visual system, reusable React pages, structured metadata, prerendered SEO output, and Vercel delivery.
Infrastructure, documented honestly
I built and operated a self-hosted delivery stack, then moved public workloads to managed infrastructure when that became the better operational choice.
The Dell R710 is retired and normally offline. It is shown here as a legacy system and a record of the work, not as active production infrastructure.
Capabilities
I work across the visible product and the systems behind it, without pretending every project needs the same stack.
Responsive interfaces and content systems that stay clear under real business requirements.
Forms, documents, delivery, authentication, and guarded actions that fit how people actually work.
Deployment paths, virtualization, identity labs, DNS, tunnels, monitoring, and practical recovery.
Local model operation and retrieval systems designed around useful context, verification, and control.
About Jordan
I’m a developer and homelab operator in Colorado Springs. My work spans client websites, serverless workflows, deployment systems, Cloudflare, virtualization, Windows infrastructure, and local AI tooling.
I like clean interfaces, direct communication, and systems that can be verified, maintained, and recovered. The finished screen matters. So does everything that has to go right behind it.
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