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Built a help desk so complete it has a spike mode for the day the courier loses a hub. 67 screens, light and dark. 126 components. 92 variables. Every number agrees with every other number.
$69, once. Full Figma preview at the link, so look before you buy.
Thank you! Really appreciate it 🙌
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I built OBLIVION Tattoo service for the @Lovable #lovablechallenge
OBLIVION is a private tattoo studio in Kraków, Poland, run by one artist.
As a solo artist, Marco handles every inquiry, reference, estimate, booking, and schedule change himself.
OBLIVION turns complex tattoo inquiries into confirmed appointments by collecting the full client brief, estimating the work, finding real availability, and keeping the entire booking in one connected artist workspace.
One system, three jobs:
1) Attract — custom animated landing page
https://oblivion-tattoo.lovable.app/
2) Book — guided tattoo booking flow
https://oblivion-tattoo.lovable.app/booking
3) Manage — demo artist admin panel
https://oblivion-tattoo.lovable.app/demo
*The public demo admin resets after refresh. The real admin is private, fully persistent, and connected to live bookings, clients, chats, availability, and studio data.
A smoother booking experience for the client, and far less manual work for the artist.
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That’s where motion and pacing do a lot of the work: guiding your attention and giving each step enough room to make sense.
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