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Visit Live SiteFor The Becoming Institute, eSparks IT Solutions delivered a marketing and lead-generation website focused on presenting structured programs and capturing prospect inquiries. Built with Next.js 16 and React 19 on the Next.js App Router, the site uses Tailwind for styling and Framer Motion for scroll-triggered program showcase animations. A lead-capture form includes validation, Turnstile bot protection, and server-side email delivery through Nodemailer via Brevo SMTP, supported by rate limiting. The implementation also includes security headers and multi-environment CI/CD, with a self-hosted deploy. Quality was reinforced through Jest + Testing Library and approximately 95% test coverage, supporting a reliable contact flow and polished program presentation.

What we designed, built and shipped
Program showcase with scroll-triggered animations
Lead-capture form with validation & bot protection
Server-side email delivery via Brevo SMTP + rate limiting
Security headers & multi-environment CI/CD
Cutting-edge technologies powering the solution
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