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IAM ITB Digital Platform

A content-managed digital platform for the ITB mechanical-engineering alumni organization, with editorial workflows and migration tooling.

RolePlatform engineer
Period2026
StatusActive organization platform
EvidencePublic repository, migrations, tests, dependency graph, and recent commit history
Interface view of IAM ITB Digital Platform

01Context

The engineering problem

Challenge

Create a maintainable publishing system for organizational information rather than a static brochure site.

Response

Built on Payload CMS with structured content, search and SEO capabilities, form workflows, storage integration, migrations, and automated tests.

Outcome

An actively developed public codebase with deployment, database migration, moderation, and content-authoring concerns represented explicitly.

02System architecture

How the layers connect

The diagram is paired with a text alternative and remains readable without animation or WebGL.

03Engineering decisions

Choices that shaped the result

01

Design for editors

Recent repository work focuses on moderation, authoring guidance, and operational content quality, not only the public UI.

04Technical footprint

Stack in context

  • Next.js
  • Payload CMS
  • PostgreSQL
  • Turso
  • R2
  • Playwright
  • Headless CMS
  • Migration tooling
  • E2E tests
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