Portfolio

New design for the Mercedes-Benz passenger-car site, from the brand home page to the page for each model. The structure was solved with master pages and Objects, so the marketing team publishes and updates models without development involved.

• Brand home page and model detail on a shared master page
• Model catalogue modelled with Objects instead of loose content
• Pages for the full range, AMG versions included

Creation of the smart brand sub-site with its own per-model sub-sites, plus the commercial flows that go with it: quotes, test-drive booking and contact. It's the group's most extensive build, with a home page over ten thousand pixels tall.

• Per-model sub-sites: smart #1, #3, #5 and the BRABUS line
• Brand-specific quote, test-drive and contact forms
• Electric-mobility and connectivity sections as manageable content

Digital launch of a truck brand that didn't exist in the portal: brand landing page, model detail and a quote form built as an Angular Client Extension that delivers the data straight to the CRM.

• Brand landing page and model pages from scratch
• Angular quote form deployed as a Client Extension
• Quotes delivered to the corporate CRM

Appointment booking portal for the vehicle workshop, built as an Angular application embedded in Liferay through Client Extensions. The app consumes the SAP and CRM APIs to read availability and register the customer's appointment.

• Angular application integrated into the portal via Client Extension
• Integration with the SAP and CRM APIs for availability and booking
• Complete booking flow inside the portal session

Complete brand site for Kaiyi's entry into the Chilean market: home page, model pages, quote tool, dealer network and press room. Built entirely on web content and Objects, with no custom portlets.

• Extensive per-model pages, including the electric KYE 5
• Quote tool and dealer locator integrated into the portal
• Catalogue and news managed by the client with no deployments

Heavy-machinery portal with a catalogue segmented by equipment family: excavators, backhoes, loaders, graders, cranes, port equipment and trucks. Category navigation was solved with reusable templates instead of one page per family.

• Catalogue by machinery family on a common template
• After-sales section with maintenance guidelines and service points
• Branch network and electric equipment line

Brand site on Liferay's 2026.Q1 quarterly release, with a model catalogue, a fleet channel for business customers and a quote tool. Here Object Actions in Groovy and notification templates take on the logic that would previously have needed an OSGi module.

• Object Actions in Groovy for the quote tool's business logic
• Email notification templates managed from the portal
• Dedicated channel for fleet sales

Migration of the electric-mobility site from WordPress to Liferay DXP, preserving the content and rebuilding the architecture on the portal's CMS. Includes a catalogue of vehicles and chargers, advisory and leasing services, and a map of charging points.

• Complete transfer of the editorial content from WordPress
• Catalogue of electric vehicles, chargers and infrastructure
• Charger map and blog inside the same portal

Bringing the Chilean Foton site to the Costa Rican operation, using the migration to pay down technical debt: the custom portlets were removed and the site now rests on the CMS alone, in line with the platform's best practices.

• Custom portlets removed in favour of manageable content
• Catalogue by segment: light, medium, heavy, buses and electric
• Original Chilean site adapted to the Costa Rican market

Migration of the portal from Liferay DXP 7.1 to 7.4, rebuilding the catalogue on Objects and web content. The full range (sedans, SUVs, electric and AMG) moved to a shared data model instead of hand-maintained pages.

• Version jump from DXP 7.1 to 7.4 with the catalogue rebuilt
• Full range modelled with Objects and web content
• After-sales, warranty and Mercedes-world sections

Complete used-vehicle site built on Objects: the stock, its attributes and the valuation and purchase forms live in the portal's data model, not in static content, so the inventory is maintained without touching code.

• Used-car inventory modelled entirely with Objects
• Vehicle valuation and purchase request forms
• Catalogue and stock search manageable by the client

Migration of the Panamanian portal from Liferay DXP 7.1 to 7.4, with the vehicle catalogue rebuilt on Objects and web content, and a new quote tool integrated into the same site.

• Version jump from DXP 7.1 to 7.4
• Sedan, SUV and electric catalogue on Objects
• Integrated quote tool and after-sales section

Colombian commercial-vehicle portal, with separate catalogues per represented brand (Mercedes-Benz, Freightliner, FUSO and JCB machinery) and a page per model for a range of several dozen units. Includes the contact form, built as a Client Extension.

• Independent per-brand catalogues inside a single portal
• Individual page for every truck and bus model
• Contact form as a Client Extension

Second version of CorreosChile's Virtual Branch, the private area where a person tracks shipments, creates new ones, manages their PO box and accesses the Aliados programme. It was the most extensive project of that stage: nearly two hundred changes across the shipment admission flow, the product manager and the enquiries and complaints form.

• Shipment admission flow: identification, home collection and payment receipts
• Product manager v2 with search, filters and mobile version
• Enquiries and complaints form integrated with tracking and addresses

Complete migration of the institutional portal's analytics to Google Analytics 4: the event layer, over fifteen hundred lines, covers the whole site from the theme template. The portal also integrates the SIID statistical-indicator subsystem and a cross-site search on Elasticsearch.

• Google Analytics 4 event layer for the whole portal
• Asynchronous calls integrated into the theme with Axios
• Fixes to the SIID statistical-indicator module

Creation of the intranet portal for the members of the construction trade association, on Liferay DXP 7.1. Being a private portal behind authentication, no screenshots can be shown.

• Intranet portal for the association's members
• Built on Liferay DXP 7.1

Sites of the shopping-centre operator in Chile and Peru. It's the only corporate work outside Liferay: the platform is Modyo, and components are built in VueJS rather than with portal fragments and templates.

• Front-end development on the Modyo platform
• Components in VueJS
• Operation in two countries, Chile and Peru

Involvement limited to the front end of the Sura Colombia portal, an insurance platform with lines for individuals and companies, a digital sales channel, a help centre and ARL (occupational risk insurance).

• Front-end development on the corporate portal
• Digital insurance and help-centre sections

Social network for the Spanish agri-food sector, backed by Santander. On Liferay Community Edition something was built that behaves like a social network rather than a portal: over sixty custom OSGi modules with Service Builder handle the feed, profiles, following between members, polls and events. My contribution focused on the second version of the post editor and on platform performance.

• Post editor v2: BBCode-to-HTML conversion, emojis and drag-and-drop attachments
• Feed with polls, comments and following between members on Service Builder
• Market widgets with cereal prices and per-plot weather
• Google Tag Manager instrumentation on markets, events and subsidies

Regional site of the Falken tyre brand for Latin America, with a product catalogue, the brand's technical content and a dealer page for every country it operates in. The work was ongoing maintenance and design updates on WordPress.

• Tyre catalogue and brand technical content
• Distribution network with its own page per country
• Design updates on the existing layout

Dunlop's regional site for Latin America, on PHP and Laravel rather than a content manager. Besides maintenance and front-end updates, reCAPTCHA was added to the forms to stop automated submissions.

• Front-end design updates
• reCAPTCHA on the site's forms
• Product catalogue and dealer locator

Asphalt plant and construction company. Besides the public site on WordPress, a custom ERP was built for them in Angular with a Go back end and a MySQL database. Being an internal company system it can't be shown here; the screenshots are of the public site only.

• Corporate site on WordPress
• Custom ERP in Angular, Go and MySQL, no public access
• Asphalt paving service pages