Over several years, I’ve worked closely with Crack Magazine on the ongoing development of its digital presence, contributing to a wide range of web projects across the site. The work spans both front-end and back-end development, including substantial PHP builds and bespoke JavaScript components, supporting a platform that balances experimentation with editorial clarity. My role has involved treating the website as an extension of the magazine itself — a publishing system where layout, typography, and interaction are part of the storytelling. Design decisions are guided by pace, hierarchy, and rhythm, allowing long-form features, multimedia content, and archival material to coexist within a flexible framework that continues to evolve alongside the publication.