Nautrik.

The brief

Nautrik is a Stockholm defence-tech startup building autonomous maritime systems. They needed a public launch site that could hold its own in a sector where credibility is everything, delivered inside a quarter.

What I built

A reusable block library covering interactive carousels, content grids, and technical feature displays, wrapped in custom GSAP scroll work: pinned header sections with parallax, staggered card reveals, and floating overlay interactions. A careers section with job listings integration rounded out the launch.

How it is built

The design landed as finished pages. The build turned them into a block library, and that inventory is where the real decisions sat: what becomes a reusable block, what stays bespoke to one page.

From there the chain is mechanical on purpose. The content model generates TypeScript types, so the front end cannot drift from the CMS, and the site does not build if they disagree. Version one also carried a Jest suite with coverage above 90 percent: unusual for a marketing site, deliberate for a defence client.

Version two

2026 brought a ground-up rebuild, a full redesign with new brand imagery on a modular block system. Phase one is live, and the build continues.