I converted and prepared documents from PDF and other source formats into clean, editable Microso...

I converted and prepared documents from PDF and other source formats into clean, editable Microso...I converted and prepared documents from PDF and other source formats into clean, editable Microso...

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Afolabi Israel

• 7h

I converted and prepared documents from PDF and other source formats into clean, editable Microsoft Word documents.

The work focused on accurate typing, maintaining the original structure, correcting formatting issues, organizing headings and paragraphs, and producing a professional, easy-to-edit final document.

Services provided: • PDF to Word conversion • Accurate document typing • Document reformatting • Paragraph and heading organization • Text cleanup and proofreading • Professional Microsoft Word formatting

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Ricardo Mestanza

• Aug 3

Converted irregular PDF tables into a clean Excel-ready structure, normalized dates and amounts, flagged uncertain values, and added a QA summary.

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sarath chattergi

• Aug 3

In this prototype, I explored a seamless way to switch between product color variants while automatically updating the corresponding product images. The goal was to make the experience feel intuitive, responsive, and effortless—helping users compare options without interrupting their browsing flow.

Designed and prototyped in Figma with a focus on clarity, usability, and realistic product interactions.

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Peter Adebolujo

• Aug 3

I recreated the prototype of the restaurant SaaS dashboard done in Figma make, though no micro interactions done yet in my prototype just main screens interactions. What are your thought? #prototype #prototyping