Foundations

Table of Content

Table of Content

Table of Content

Introduction

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Who is Jonathan?

This is a personal documentation framework and evolving professional archive of Jonathan Hines Dumitru — a multidisciplinary builder focused on system clarity, user empathy, and design-led development.

This is more than just a record.

It's my second brain, a philosophy vault, and a modular map of everything I build, refine, and validate across interfaces, infrastructure, and innovation.

Why Does this Exists?

I build this documentation site to take full ownership of my documentation system – from how it looks to how it evolves. I didn't want another Notion page or a GitBook clone. I wanted a custom system – one that's accessible, fast, beautifully structured, and fully integrated into my creative ecosystem.

This reflects my process, and occasionally, becomes the products.

Every section here aligns with the work I do in the field: building modern interfaces, running validation tests, designing developer workflows, and experimenting with UX patterns across platforms.

Who This Is For

  • Designers & Developers – Who want to understand the structures behind my workflows.

  • Clients & Recruiters – Looking to peek behind the curtain of my systems and process logic.

  • My Future Self – So I never forget what I've learned, how I solved it, and why it matters.

This is a living archive, purposely built for clarity, and openly published for accountability.

How It's Built

This is developed using the Framer CMS, powered by React.
The visual editor provides a streamlined UI for managing documents, while I maintain full design control to ensure the aesthetic matches my broader digital brand. This stack prioritizes:

  • Blazing-fast performance

  • Smooth content management

  • Full visual control

  • Seamless content pushing

The Design Ethos – Daciforma

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  • A button is created in the HTML document.

  • When the button is clicked, a JavaScript function (showMessage()) executes, displaying an alert box.