Stablecoin Summit

Conference Website
  • #Next.js
  • #TypeScript
  • #Tailwind CSS
  • #TanStack Query
  • #SvelteKit
  • #AWS Amplify

Product: Stablecoin Summit, by XREX
Timeline: 2025 to 2026
Project Type: Conference website
Stack: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, TanStack Query, SvelteKit, AWS Amplify


Project Overview

Stablecoin Summit is a conference in Singapore organized with XREX.

I built its 2025 website in SvelteKit. For 2026 I rebuilt it in Next.js with a new design, and connected it to the Party Action People admin platform so speakers, sponsors and the agenda update without a developer.


Key Features

2025

  • A banner with a moving marquee of speakers
  • Sponsors grouped by tier
  • The agenda, speakers and venue

2026

  • An agenda split by stage, with tabs to switch between them
  • Moderator labels on panels
  • A fireworks animation
  • Speakers and sponsors loaded live, with clear loading and empty states for each section
  • Pages for applying to speak, sponsors and the venue
  • Hosted on AWS Amplify

Tech Stack

  • Next.js and TypeScript: The 2026 site
  • SvelteKit: The 2025 site
  • TanStack Query: Live content
  • Tailwind CSS: Styling
  • AWS Amplify: Hosting

Key Technical Challenges

1. A server error hiding in new syntax

On the 2025 site, some pages suddenly returned a 500 error when rendered on the server. I traced it to newer Svelte syntax in a couple of components that did not work during server rendering. Rewriting those parts fixed the errors and the pages loaded again.

2. A rebuild without losing a year of content

Moving from SvelteKit to Next.js meant a new design, a new framework and a new data source, all while the event was being promoted. I rebuilt the site page by page, then switched its content over to the admin platform once each section was ready.


Conclusion

Building the same event twice, in two frameworks, showed me how much of a site is the content and the care around it, not the framework underneath.

Back to Work

Contact me

Send me an email or message me on LinkedIn if you're looking for someone who builds without the fluff.

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