Designed and developed a modern digital experience for the Student Food Sufficiency Subsidy Initiative (SFSSI), focused on making access to subsidized meals more accessible, transparent, and user-friendly.
The website connects students, donors, FMO administrators, and food vendors through a clear digital ecosystem, with a strong focus on usability, trust, and accessibility.
My focus:
• UI/UX design
• Responsive web design
• Visual identity integration
• Information architecture
• Conversion-focused landing page
• Clean, accessible interface design
The goal was simple: turn a complex social initiative into a digital experience that feels clear, trustworthy, and easy to use.
From desktop to mobile, ClassiQ Store was designed to deliver a seamless shopping experience across every screen.
I built the experience with a strong focus on responsive design, intuitive navigation, and a consistent visual identity, making it easy for customers to explore collections, discover products, and connect with the brand wherever they are.
Designed for web. Optimized for mobile. Built for the customer.
Visual editors are great, but there’s something genuinely terrifying about building a haunted scene entirely through raw code. 🧑💻🦇
I’m taking on the #rivehalloweenchallenge by skipping the UI shortcuts and going straight into the matrix. My plan? Building a "Cursed SaaS Dashboard".
• UI built entirely via Rive CLI (RML) directly in VS Code.
• Spooky neon glitches and fog powered by WGSL Shaders on the GPU Canvas.
No design software. Just code, math, and a lot of caffeine. ☕
Just fired up the terminal to start writing the shaders. Let’s see how creepy this gets. Who else is building directly from the CLI? Drop your ideas below! 👇