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Built a multi-image profile editor with React Native
A small technical demo focused on a common mobile product workflow:
-Select multiple images from the device.
- Crop and edit each image.
- Reorder images with drag & drop.
- Dynamically update the profile photo grid.
- Preview selected images.
The interesting part isn't the UI itself, it's keeping the entire editing flow predictable while managing multiple assets and their order.
Built with React Native.
If you're building a mobile product that needs polished media workflows, profiles, onboarding, or similar interactions, I can help build it.
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