Ryan Perez
Turn pain into projects. A speaking platform built to book stages, not collect compliments.
Speaker sites bury the booker. They open with a biography, hide the topics three clicks down, and offer no way to judge whether this person can hold a specific room. The person who has to fill a stage in six weeks needs the opposite order.
The speaking site for a cognitive architect: keynotes drawn from a 240,720-node cognitive infrastructure, an eight-project spine where each project came out of a specific breakdown, and a Directus-backed CMS so the talks, testimonials and case figures stay editable.
Built to do three things well
Seven breakdowns, seven builds
The spine of the site is not a bio — it is the list of things that broke and what got built in response. Proof by construction.
Talks tuned to the room
Eighteen talks organized by who is in the audience, so a booker can match a keynote to their programme without a call.
Editable without a developer
Directus behind an Astro build: testimonials, events, books and case figures are content, not code.
How it works, screen by screen
A guided pass through the product — each step is one real screen and what it is doing for the person using it.
Diagnosed at 41
The about page runs the full timeline rather than a paragraph — nine eras, each with what broke and what it produced.
Tell me what is breaking
The contact page asks for the problem, not the budget, and says plainly that a person who has hit a barrier is a fine reason to write.
For organizations
The advisory track is a separate route from the keynote track, because a procurement lead and an event booker are not the same reader.
Designed, built and instrumented by Bow Tie Kreative in Calgary — strategy, UX, engineering and measurement as one system.
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