What if jewellery shopping became an experience, not just a transaction?
Introducing a jewellery website where elegance meets technology — featuring live gold rates, an interactive jewellery design studio, and personalized design reservations.
Not just a storefront. A digital experience built around creativity, customization, and functionality.
spot the fake being the one that sticks makes sense, catching grown-ups out is the best game there is. one build question. do kids need an account, or does progress live on the device? no-login is usually the hardest part of a kids product and the part parents actually check.
Digital Pool — Website Redesign & Product Dashboard Design
Digital Pool is a digital marketplace connecting businesses with verified software vendors, IT companies, and technology solutions.
The goal was to create a modern, intuitive experience for both businesses looking for technology partners and companies showcasing their products and services.
My work covered the public-facing website and a dedicated company dashboard, including company profiles, product management, application workflows, lead tracking, and account settings.
I focused on simplifying complex workflows, improving information hierarchy, and building a consistent design system across the entire platform.
The result is a cohesive digital ecosystem that makes discovering solutions, managing products, and connecting with potential clients easier.
In between my regular work, I’ve been busy with a side project a way for me to learn two things at once: personal finance and coding.
The result? Meet "Temen Ngatur."
It’s a simple web app designed for personal financial management. I originally built it to meet my own needs, fueled by my genuine interest in exploring assets and financial literacy.
✨ Key Features:
✅ AI-powered smart budget analysis
✅ Setting priorities for financial goals
✅ Daily expense tracking
✅ Monthly history & comparisons I intentionally kept this app simple and personal.
It started as a private project, but who knows perhaps it could end up being useful to many more people down the line.
For expense tracking, I’d store each amount in minor units with its currency instead of relying on floating-point values. Is the app single-currency for now, or can a user track spending across currencies?