During February 2026, Wheldens contributed to the dso-toolkit/dso-toolkit repository by delivering two features aimed at improving documentation clarity and component configurability. He enhanced Storybook integration for React by preserving component names in source displays and enabling dynamic JSX rendering, which improved developer experience and traceability. Additionally, he refactored the Document Component to support customizable badges and labels, replacing hardcoded properties with generic props to allow flexible text, status, and tooltip configurations, and prepared the component for localization needs. His work demonstrated depth in React component design and front end development, utilizing both JavaScript and TypeScript to increase design-system versatility.