PUBLIC PRODUCT VIEW
The representative record includes the shareable desktop and mobile views of the product. It shows real information structure and responsive behaviour rather than a decorative mockup.
PUBLIC PROJECT RECORDS
This collection only includes projects whose public status and scope can be stated clearly. It focuses on the problem, delivery scope, technical choices and operating view.
SELECTED PUBLIC WORK
These records go beyond a gallery of screens. Each one documents the problem, the shareable delivery scope and the reason for its technical choices.
Tourism data product
A public regional tourism-data analysis service that turns collection, evidence, review and reporting into a traceable working record.
Bilingual brand platform
A bilingual corporate site that presents SORADA’s Travel Tech and AI-assisted product engineering practice in a crawlable, accessible public product.
ENGINEERING & CAPABILITY INVENTORY
This inventory separates current or recent project evidence from verified project history. Each entry names the product work it supported, rather than presenting a generic logo wall.
Used for SSR product screens, multilingual interfaces, data visualisation and responsive UI.
Used where public catalogues and booking boundaries need clear routes, server handling and interface structure.
Backend development experience for rail reservations and air-travel operations systems, where state and business rules matter.
Used to build product APIs and tourism-data collection and review flows, with source scope kept visible in the interface.
Used for changing data such as analysis records and catalogue structures, with retrieval and operations in mind.
Local database runtime and public static deployment are treated as separate concerns, then checked after release.
We check more than a build result: navigation, locale behaviour and overflow are reviewed on production URLs and compact screens.
Experience spans travel supply information, reservation choices, Korean information design and operations tooling.
AI supports implementation and review; product decisions and release checks remain human responsibilities.
