Psychspace International

Psychspace needed a web application where individuals and businesses could access assessments, complete sessions, and receive reports. I took the supplied designs through implementation and deployment to private beta during a six-month contract.

I built the Next.js application and its proxy backend-for-frontend. The backend team developed the core domain logic and psychometric scoring; I integrated those services into the web application.

The same application needed public pages, authenticated workspaces, checkout, and administration. I built a server-side proxy layer to handle communication with the backend services.

I centralized response validation and session handling in the proxy layer, using HTTP-only cookies for authentication and CSRF protection for mutations.

I integrated PayloadCMS for custom web and PDF reports, building the templates and delivery flow alongside the workspaces and administration tools.

I also built frontend tests and made supporting NestJS contributions where the integration needed them.

I documented where features belonged, how they should call backend services, and what to test before release. These conventions also guided the coding agents used during development.

The web application reached deployed private beta in August 2026.