Repository and deployment identity
The project began as a Next.js repository and was initially connected to Vercel. Its production architecture later moved to Astro and Cloudflare Pages.
Project foundation
The first implementation established the core company pages, global layout, SEO foundation, sitemap, robots rules, manifest, social previews, brand assets, and project archives.
First complete website
The initial production website evolved through repeated improvements to project presentation, service and contact flows, mobile rhythm, typography, covers, and marketing hierarchy.
Image and cover system
Project covers, transparent identity files, mockups, social previews, and responsive image presentation were refined through several focused iterations.
Archive and asset discipline
Large project archives were optimized for web delivery, while priority assets and browser-facing derivatives were progressively reduced and stabilized.
SEO, GEO, and performance
The platform added stronger metadata, structured data, internal architecture, GEO-oriented content, Core Web Vitals work, accessibility checks, and production hardening.
Astro and Cloudflare migration
The active website was rebuilt as a static Astro site and deployed through Cloudflare Pages with preview and production workflows, local assets, redirects, headers, and route validation.
Blog and service architecture
A bilingual knowledge base, service detail pages, pricing, case studies, operational policies, and clearer navigation exits expanded the website beyond a portfolio.
Portfolio and motion archive
The d . media case study now includes selected identity applications and an archive of 155 optimized logo intro and animation variants with poster frames and deferred loading.
AI readiness
The website includes a concise llms.txt, an active Content-Signal policy, schema and canonical controls, and repository-level Markdown content negotiation for primary public pages.
Current direction
d-media.org operates as a working example of the studio’s approach: brand identity, content, project evidence, technical architecture, performance, and ongoing documentation in one maintained system.