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Justin Tahai
Systems engineer • static-first • accessibility-first

I build durable, accessible, low-friction systems — and I write down the parts that matter: tradeoffs, checklists, and the boring architecture that keeps things reliable over time.

Why I build static-first Static launch checklist

Where to find me

  • Personal profile hub: https://justintahai.pages.dev
  • LinkedIn (primary): https://www.linkedin.com/in/justintahai/
  • GitHub: https://github.com/JTAHAI

These are separate audiences on purpose — but they’re all part of the same “build durable systems” mindset.

  • Campaign / civic information: https://www.jtforme.com
  • Movement / reform mission: https://focaf.jtforme.com
  • TAHAI Web Services: https://tahai.jtforme.com

Examples (static-first in practice)

  • Campaign / public information: fast, readable pages + sources and references.
  • Movement / org site: clear navigation, accessible content, minimal runtime risk.
  • Documentation: searchable, versioned knowledge base that’s easy to hand off.

What I’m optimizing for

  • Durability over novelty
  • Accessibility as a default
  • Performance without tricks
  • Security by reducing attack surface
  • Clean handoff (no vendor lock‑in)

If you’re building something that needs to last, start with the boring architecture — then add only what the mission requires.