This one is for the design lovers!

Have you ever imagined exploring the history of the Bauhaus through an interactive experience?

That’s exactly what inspired me to create Who Closed the Bauhaus? An independent editorial project exploring the story of one of the most influential design schools of the 20th century, the political forces that led to its closure, and the lasting impact of its legacy.

🔗 Explore the project: https://quemfechoubauhaus.com.br/en

The entire project was built with AI, from the first sketch to the final product.

I used Claude throughout the process, from research and early concepts to development, iterations, refinements, and deployment on Vercel. I also used ChatGPT and Gemini to cross-check historical information and help validate the research.

This wasn’t a one-prompt experiment. It was nearly a full week of hands-on work: researching, writing, structuring the content, refining the visual language, building interactive filters and a timeline, selecting and refining imagery, testing, and polishing every detail.

I also worked on accessibility, SEO, performance, metadata, responsive layouts, and bilingual support in English and Portuguese — all the way through deployment and Google Search Console setup.

One of the biggest challenges was finding the right balance between meaningful historical content and interactive moments, creating an experience that feels fluid and engaging without losing accuracy.

Now I’d love for you to explore it!

Click around, scroll through the timeline, interact with the different sections, and have fun discovering the story. And if you’re into design, history, AI-assisted workflows, or creative coding, I’d love to hear what you think.

Feedback, ideas, and questions are very welcome!

Great experience 🎉🎉

I noticed Creative freelancers, video editors, and social agencies running monthly retainers lose hours of margin every week chasing scattered feedback across WhatsApp/Slack, manually updating credit spreadsheets, and absorbing unbilled "just one more quick edit" scope creep.

I maximize the opportunity of the Base44 challenge to build SlateOS: Built entirely on Base44, SlateOS is a dual-view Retainer Operating System that unifies agency production and client approvals into one automated pipeline:

AI Brief-to-Production Engine (Brief Studio): Clients paste a messy voice-note transcript or raw campaign idea. SlateOS automatically structures the deliverable, selects the aspect ratio (9:16, 4:5), generates 3 high-retention opening hooks + full platform captions, estimates credit cost, and pushes the asset directly into the pipeline.

Automated Scope-Creep Guard (Approval Studio): Every deliverable tracks revision rounds against the client's retainer allowance (e.g., 2 of 2 Free Used). When a client attempts to submit an out-of-scope revision, SlateOS intercepts the request and presents a 1-click $75 Extra Revision Add-On, turning lost production hours into protected revenue.

1-Click Greenlight & Credit Deduction: Clicking Approve & Auto-Schedule automatically deducts the asset's credit cost from the client's monthly retainer burn-rate bar, locks in the next publishing slot on the Content Calendar, and logs the event in the live Automation Activity feed.

Dual-Persona Experience: Features an instant top-bar switcher between Agency Command and Client Portal (which dynamically adapts navigation and permissions), alongside a 1-click Reset Demo Data button for seamless testing. I bring solution to our pain, What do you guys think?

Brilliant concept thank you!

Make sure to make this live and the application downloadable.