Jejakin Website

Web presence for a climate and sustainability technology product.

Year

2025

Type

Company Website

Service

Web Development

Project Overview

Jejakin is a climate tech platform (affiliated with Nawatech) that helps organizations measure emissions, offset carbon, and run verified reforestation, through products spanning carbon accounting, MRV, an offset marketplace, and an API. I developed the website, building the design into a live, responsive site with a CMS-driven blog that presents this full platform and its real-world environmental impact.


Key Challenge

Jejakin's offering is broad and data-heavy: multiple carbon products, a technology stack of IoT, satellite, and AI, plus on-the-ground reforestation programs, all presented through a content-rich design. The build had to handle that volume of content and data cleanly, stay fast, and remain fully responsive, while also giving the team an easy way to keep a growing library of climate content up to date.


My Solution

  • Developed the site in Webflow, building a content-rich, data-heavy design into clean, responsive layouts
  • Implemented the impact-data and product sections so a broad platform stays clear and performant across devices
  • Handled interactions and structure so a complex climate platform renders smoothly rather than feeling cluttered
  • Developed a CMS-driven blog in Webflow, modeling the collection so the team can publish and organize climate content independently
  • Built dynamic filtering and search across blog content, making a growing library easy to navigate by topic


live website: https://www.jejakin.com/

Jejakin Website

Web presence for a climate and sustainability technology product.

Year

2025

Type

Company Website

Service

Web Development

Project Overview

Jejakin is a climate tech platform (affiliated with Nawatech) that helps organizations measure emissions, offset carbon, and run verified reforestation, through products spanning carbon accounting, MRV, an offset marketplace, and an API. I developed the website, building the design into a live, responsive site with a CMS-driven blog that presents this full platform and its real-world environmental impact.


Key Challenge

Jejakin's offering is broad and data-heavy: multiple carbon products, a technology stack of IoT, satellite, and AI, plus on-the-ground reforestation programs, all presented through a content-rich design. The build had to handle that volume of content and data cleanly, stay fast, and remain fully responsive, while also giving the team an easy way to keep a growing library of climate content up to date.


My Solution

  • Developed the site in Webflow, building a content-rich, data-heavy design into clean, responsive layouts
  • Implemented the impact-data and product sections so a broad platform stays clear and performant across devices
  • Handled interactions and structure so a complex climate platform renders smoothly rather than feeling cluttered
  • Developed a CMS-driven blog in Webflow, modeling the collection so the team can publish and organize climate content independently
  • Built dynamic filtering and search across blog content, making a growing library easy to navigate by topic


live website: https://www.jejakin.com/

Jejakin Website

Web presence for a climate and sustainability technology product.

Year

2025

Type

Company Website

Service

Web Development

Project Overview

Jejakin is a climate tech platform (affiliated with Nawatech) that helps organizations measure emissions, offset carbon, and run verified reforestation, through products spanning carbon accounting, MRV, an offset marketplace, and an API. I developed the website, building the design into a live, responsive site with a CMS-driven blog that presents this full platform and its real-world environmental impact.


Key Challenge

Jejakin's offering is broad and data-heavy: multiple carbon products, a technology stack of IoT, satellite, and AI, plus on-the-ground reforestation programs, all presented through a content-rich design. The build had to handle that volume of content and data cleanly, stay fast, and remain fully responsive, while also giving the team an easy way to keep a growing library of climate content up to date.


My Solution

  • Developed the site in Webflow, building a content-rich, data-heavy design into clean, responsive layouts
  • Implemented the impact-data and product sections so a broad platform stays clear and performant across devices
  • Handled interactions and structure so a complex climate platform renders smoothly rather than feeling cluttered
  • Developed a CMS-driven blog in Webflow, modeling the collection so the team can publish and organize climate content independently
  • Built dynamic filtering and search across blog content, making a growing library easy to navigate by topic


live website: https://www.jejakin.com/