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Day 4 of my 30 Days of Real Business Problems challenge.
A veterinary patient leaves the clinic at 6 PM.
The next scheduled follow-up begins at 8 AM.
That leaves a 14-hour interval where care continues, but ownership may not be explicit.
I designed CORBEL to make that gap physical.
Instead of treating ownership as a status, task, or notification, CORBEL turns the unsupported interval into a structural failure.
Maya Chen does not check a box.
She becomes the exact missing component, accepts custody, enters the gap, and takes the load.
Only then does the structure recover.
No toast.
No celebration.
The system simply stops failing.
CORBEL — A Structural Handoff for Veterinary Aftercare.
Live prototype:
https://faadil1.github.io/corbel/
Framing that 14-hour ownership gap as a physical object is such a clever way to make an abstract handoff problem tangible. Since it's a coded prototype, are you picturing this as an actual interface vets would use, or more of a concept to pitch the idea to clinics?
Thanks, Maty. I see it as both.
CORBEL started as a product-thinking exploration around a real continuity problem rather than a production-ready veterinary system.
The structural metaphor is intentionally exaggerated to make an invisible ownership gap impossible to ignore. In...
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A small preview from my redesign of Health In Tech.
This is the footer
Before and After.
One section, but a good example of how stronger hierarchy, cleaner structure, and better visual communication can change the way a product feels.
The full homepage and case study are coming soon.
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"You're not broken. You just need the right care." 🤍
Just published a new project — the website UI for Maison Cura, an integrated mental health & psychiatry clinic in New Smyrna Beach, FL.
Designing for healthcare is different. People land on these pages at a vulnerable moment — so every choice, from the color palette to the spacing, had to feel calm, warm, and human. Not clinical.
I designed the full UI + responsive adaptation within their brand style, built a clear path through the conditions they treat, the team, and the patient journey — always keeping "Book Appointment" one easy step away.
👉 Full case study in the comments.
How do you approach designing for sensitive, emotional topics like healthcare? Would love to hear your take 👇
#uidesign #webdesign #healthcaredesign #uiux #productdesign
I feel like that's me for the last couple of days.
🌿 WoodCrafts — from scattered inquiries to a unified lead system
WoodCrafts is a family-owned workshop building raised garden beds, pergolas, garden sheds, and fences for homeowners.
The problem.
The business ran almost entirely on Facebook. Inquiries came through comments, Messenger, Telegram, Viber, and phone calls, with no single place to track leads. Customers had no way to browse past projects, estimate pricing, or get quick answers — every question went straight to the owner, including the same pricing question asked repeatedly.
The solution.
I designed the experience in Figma and built a fully responsive, live website with Base44, including:
✔️ A project portfolio replacing scattered Facebook posts, showing real completed work
✔️ A pricing calculator that instantly estimates cost for standard raised garden beds by dimensions and materials
✔️ An AI assistant trained on real customer questions about materials, durability, delivery, and custom orders, which hands off to direct contact when a question needs a personal consultation
✔️ A consultation request form for custom projects
The automation.
Consultation requests submitted on the site are automatically delivered to Telegram with full customer and project details — replacing manual tracking across five separate channels with one organized stream of leads.
Why it matters.
This is a real, operating business with a real bottleneck: too many channels, too much repeated manual work. The new system gives the owner a single place to receive and act on leads, and gives customers a faster way to get the information they need before reaching out.
Built with Figma and Base44, designed and shipped as a live product for a real client.
Before. Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/woodcraftsua
After. Project Link:
https://wood-crafts-ua.base44.app/
🎥 Watch the demo video to see the full design process, tools used, and how the project was built from idea to interactive prototype
Demo Video (the same as attached): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T4DTrNSOPLiorc8rzuOTLHkmG_WBciw_/view?usp=sharing
If you enjoyed this project, I would appreciate your support ❤️
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Wow, what an amazing project this is! I love that it’s contributing to such a meaningful cause and has the potential to genuinely help people. Wishing you the very best of luck, I hope you win! 🙌
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