ENT Crews

Situation

ENT Crews is the public site for EEPIS News and Network Team, the campus journalism organization at Politeknik Elektronika Negeri Surabaya. The team needed a real website to host division pages, coverage submissions, and outward-facing material. The previous version was outdated and the design division had a fresh redesign ready for implementation.

• Public-facing site for a campus journalism org
• Fresh design handed over by the in-house design division
• Needed to wire the static design into a working front end

Task

As Front-end Developer my job was to implement the front end and connect it to the back-end services so the redesign actually shipped, not just sat in Figma.

• Translate design files into a working React app
• Connect the front end to the back-end services
• Hold the implementation close to the design intent

Action

I built the front end in React with TypeScript and Tailwind on top of the design division's mockups. The work pushed me to take a design-to-development workflow seriously, instead of guessing layouts from a static image. I also wired the front end to the back-end endpoints so coverage submissions and division pages worked end-to-end.

• React + TypeScript + Tailwind front end
• Layouts kept faithful to the design division's mockups
• Front-end and back-end services wired through real API calls
• Tight feedback loop with the design team during implementation

Result

The redesigned site shipped at ent.pens.ac.id. Beyond the launch, the project changed how I approach design hand-off. Working directly with the design division forced the front-end work to respect the design decisions instead of inventing around them.

• Shipped at ent.pens.ac.id
• Stronger working relationship with the design division
• Reusable React + Tailwind component patterns for follow-up work

Role

Front-end

Stack

React · TypeScript · Tailwind

Status

Live