Naval Architect Portfolio & Headless CMS

Sheikh M. Abdullah — Naval Architect Portfolio with Headless CMS & Dashboards

Sheikh M. Abdullah — Naval Architect Portfolio with Headless CMS & Dashboards

Sheikh M. Abdullah needed a principal-level naval architect portfolio — not a thin brochure. Zar Labs built sheikhmabdullah.com as a technical brand site with headless CMS-backed content, multiple operational dashboards, agency-driven dark design, and clear advisory conversion paths for floating infrastructure and project governance work.

Challenge

Specialist naval architecture brands often look generic or lack the CMS/dashboard depth clients expect behind a premium portfolio. The product needed cinematic credibility plus editable content, dashboards for ongoing publishing, and obvious Request Advisory / engagement flows.

Solution

We delivered a dark-mode naval architect portfolio with headless CMS architecture, multi-dashboard workflows for content and operations, institutional authority storytelling, and conversion UX (Request Advisory, Initiate Engagement) structured around Discover, Engagement, Portfolio, Insights, and Media.

Scope

  • Naval architect portfolio website
  • Headless CMS architecture
  • Multi-dashboard admin / ops surfaces
  • Agency-driven dark UI/UX
  • Next.js front-end engineering
  • Advisory conversion UX

Results

  • Live naval architect portfolio: https://sheikhmabdullah.com/
  • Headless CMS foundation for ongoing content and media
  • Multiple dashboards for editorial and operational workflows
  • Agency-driven dark UI aligned to marine / EPC positioning
  • Advisory conversion paths for engagement intake

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Naval architect portfolio hero — advisory CTAs and institutional framing

Naval architect portfolio hero — advisory CTAs and institutional framing

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