Website pages · client
CryptoBind
Website pages for CryptoBind by JISA Softech, an Indian data-protection and cryptography company: the main site and four new product pages.
Pages delivered · 4 new pages in client review
- When
- Jul – Oct 2026
- My part
- Built the pages: every commit on both repos
- Credit
- Built with Creative Mantra for JISA Softech. The CMS and the content are the client's.
- Pages
- Site + 4 new
- Commits
- 22 + 15
- Code
- ~26.7k lines
Chapter 1 of 6 ·
Pages that read from the client's CMS
Product, category and solution pages, mega-menus and resources, all rendered from content the client edits in their own CMS, with SEO metadata and a generated sitemap.
$ git log feat: enhance Header component to fetch and display menu info for products, resources, and solutions
Chapter 2 of 6 ·
A globe, then a better map
Office locations first lived on a WebGL globe, then on a dotted world map with an animated route from Mumbai to Pune, which read better on phones.
$ git log feat: replace LocationGlobe with WorldMap component and add new map functionality
Chapter 3 of 6 ·
Privacy done properly, for a privacy company
Cookie consent with real preferences that actually gate Google Tag Manager, and gated whitepaper downloads behind a short form.
Chapter 4 of 6 ·
Explaining quantum-safe cryptography to a CISO
The first of four new product pages: Quantum Safe Cryptography for the QuLens brand, with a countdown to the post-quantum deadline, readiness stats and an animated discovery graph, all in plain HTML, CSS and SVG.
Chapter 5 of 6 ·
An AI data pipeline you can watch
The AI Security page walks through how a prompt is protected, step by step: it enters the gateway, sensitive data is detected and tokenised, keys come from the HSM, and the output is filtered and logged. Each step animates in turn.
Chapter 6 of 6 ·
Making India's data protection law navigable
The Privacy & Governance page for the Oktify brand: a data-protection lifecycle wheel with connectors drawn in JavaScript, and an auto-advancing explorer for the DPDP Act's obligations. A team page completes the set.