Designed To Breakthrough

The official website repository for Designed To Breakthrough LLC (DTB Solutions).

DTB builds practical digital systems for small businesses, creators, and growing organizations—bringing websites, automation, infrastructure, support, and growth strategy together under one connected service model.

Design. Transform. Breakthrough.
From foundation to flow.

Project status

This repository contains the current production website and is the primary source of truth for ongoing DTB website development.

• Repository: ShawnDTB/DTB
• Primary branch: main
• Production site: dtbsolutions.tech
• Deployment target: Cloudflare Workers with static assets
• Current release: Post-redesign production architecture

The earlier DTB website remains preserved separately in the historical repository maintained by Sage Nwanne.

Brand and product direction

The site is designed to communicate DTB as a connected digital-systems partner rather than a collection of disconnected technical services.

Core positioning

• Web design and development
• Business automation and workflow improvement
• Computer, network, and infrastructure support
• Hosting, maintenance, and technical operations
• Content, visibility, and digital growth support

Visual language

• Black and charcoal foundations
• Signature DTB orange
• Metallic-gold depth
• Restrained purple system accents
• Smoked-glass surfaces
• Circuit, grid, and motion-inspired details

Content standard

The site prioritizes transparency and attributable proof. Testimonials, project examples, metrics, and claims should only be published when they can be verified and appropriately credited.

Site routes

Route	Purpose
/	Homepage and primary conversion path
/services/	Connected service pillars, pricing context, and engagement options
/works/	Public work, system concepts, and labeled capability examples
/about/	Company mission, operating principles, and team
/reviews/	Client feedback, proof, and delivery standards
/blog/	DTB insights and newsletter signup
/contact/	Project intake, contact form, and FAQ
/privacy/	Privacy policy
/terms/	Terms and conditions

Technology

The project uses a lightweight custom static-site build rather than a large frontend framework.

• Semantic HTML
• Shared CSS and JavaScript assets
• Node.js build and validation scripts
• Cloudflare Workers
• Wrangler
• Resend for transactional email and optional audience management

Repository structure

.
├── public/
│   ├── assets/
│   │   ├── icons.svg
│   │   └── site.js
│   ├── static/
│   │   └── css/
│   │       └── site.css
│   └── */index.html
├── scripts/
│   ├── build.js
│   ├── templates.js
│   └── validate.js
├── src/
│   └── worker.js
├── package.json
└── README.md

Source pages live in public/. During the build, they are copied into dist/ and receive the shared site shell from scripts/templates.js.

Individual source pages use these placeholders:

<!-- DTB_HEADER -->
<!-- DTB_FOOTER -->

The shared navigation and footer should be changed in the template system rather than copied manually into each page.

Local development

Requirements

• Node.js 20 or newer recommended
• npm
• A Cloudflare account for Worker preview and deployment

Install

 git clone https://github.com/ShawnDTB/DTB.git
 cd DTB
 npm install

Start the local development server

npm run dev

The development command builds the static site and starts a local Wrangler server.

Available commands

Command	Description
npm run dev	Build and run the site locally with Wrangler
npm run build	Generate the production-ready dist/ output
npm run check	Build and run repository validation checks
npm run preview	Build and preview the Worker locally
npm run deploy	Build and deploy to Cloudflare Workers

Before committing or deploying substantial changes, run:

npm run check

The validation process checks for:

• Expected routes and shared assets
• Shared header, footer, and stylesheet usage
• Broken local links and missing assets
• Invalid fragment targets
• Known legacy placeholders
• Dead-link patterns

Forms and Worker routes

The Cloudflare Worker processes contact and newsletter submissions through the following routes:

POST /api/contact
POST /contact
POST /api/newsletter
POST /newsletter
POST /blog

Form protection includes:

• Honeypot fields
• Minimum submission timing checks
• Email-format validation
• Field-length validation

Environment variables

Configure these values in the Cloudflare Worker environment:

RESEND_API_KEY
CONTACT_TO_EMAIL
CONTACT_FROM_EMAIL
RESEND_AUDIENCE_ID

RESEND_AUDIENCE_ID is optional. When present, Insights subscribers are added to the configured Resend audience. Without it, DTB receives an internal signup notification instead.

Do not commit production keys, secrets, or private customer information to the repository.

Deployment

Run the complete validation process first:

npm run check

Then deploy:

npm run deploy

The build excludes oversized source assets when they exceed Cloudflare Workers' asset limits.

Development workflow

The recommended workflow is:

1. Create a focused branch from main.
2. Make and test the change locally.
3. Run npm run check.
4. Review responsive behavior and forms.
5. Open a pull request or merge only after validation.
6. Deploy from the approved production state.

Suggested branch naming:

feature/short-description
fix/short-description
content/short-description
chore/short-description

Content and trust safeguards

• Publish testimonials only with client approval and clear attribution.
• Clearly distinguish completed client work from concepts or capability demonstrations.
• Do not publish unsupported performance percentages, customer totals, or savings claims.
• Keep incomplete team profiles unpublished or no-indexed.
• Review legal content whenever services, pricing, data handling, or business terms change.
• Never expose customer credentials, private correspondence, or infrastructure secrets.

Ownership

Designed To Breakthrough LLC is founded and led by Shawn Dullen.

This repository is maintained under the ShawnDTB GitHub account as the active DTB website codebase.

License and reuse

Unless a separate license is added, the code, written content, visual identity, brand assets, and business materials in this repository remain proprietary to Designed To Breakthrough LLC. Public repository visibility does not grant permission to reuse DTB branding or client materials.