Work / dossier

MAXIM Group

Digital foundation for a group holding company on the Red Sea — made consistent, measurable, and able to be extended without breaking.

Entity plan — MAXIM Group drawn 2026-07-31
sector Travel & hospitality · Red Sea, Egypt
live since 2026-05-30
stack Astro component system · self-hosted VPS
predecessor Static HTML — rebuilt as a component system
mail Independently audited: SPF, DKIM, DMARC all valid
status live · still operated
Set out from the record, 2026-07-31.
MAXIM Group — homepage as it runs today
Plate 01 maximgroup-egypt.com · captured 2026-07-31 visit the live entity →

The record.

2026-05-30

Component-system rebuild shipped: ten composable sections replacing hand-edited pages, so the client can extend without breaking.

2026-07-20

Email infrastructure audited end-to-end — sender authentication, sixty-eight blacklists (zero listings), live acceptance tests — and the evidence committed as a client-shareable report.

2026-07-30

Not-found behaviour fixed at the source repository, and the repository record corrected so the next engineer cannot be misled.

Corrections, left visible.

What broke on this entity, left visible — and what now prevents it.

The pipeline reported success, so the fix is live.

The workflow deployed a different branch than the one the fix landed on. The checkmark was green; the site never changed.

Every deploy is verified against the live artifact itself — never against its own pipeline status.

Few replies means the audience is not interested.

The real question was whether the mail was arriving at all.

A full deliverability audit — authentication records, blacklists, live acceptance — now committed as evidence the client can hand to anyone.

A holding company with real subsidiaries had no online signals reflecting them. The work here is plumbing, not paint: identity records made consistent, mail that provably arrives, and a structure the owner can grow.

Working together

Client work starts with a conversation — no commitment, no pitch. If it turns out I'm not the right fit, I'll say so.