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PrimeEstate – Real Estate Lead Generation Platform
I developed a modern and responsive real estate web application focused on helping businesses generate leads and showcase properties effectively.
Key Features:
• Property search and filtering system
• Clean and responsive UI (mobile-friendly)
• Property detail pages
• Lead generation system (WhatsApp integration)
• Modern SaaS-inspired design
Tech Stack:
React.js, Tailwind CSS, Redux Toolkit
This project demonstrates my ability to build real-world business solutions, not just UI designs.
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Cursor Camp, A Real-Time Multiplayer World, Built with Rive
Cursor Camp is a live multiplayer playground where up to 1000 real cursors from around the globe share the same space simultaneously. A beach, lazy river, clubhouse, campfire, soccer pitch, cave, treehouse and more, brought to life through over 40 Rive-powered interactions and animations spanning environments, characters, objects, and interactions.
My role was building the entire Rive layer. Starting from the illustrator’s artwork, I translated everything into interactive systems, rigging and animating scenes, characters, and objects while developing the state machines and behaviours that make the world feel dynamic and alive.
The real challenge was making it data-aware. Using ViewModel data binding and Luau scripting throughout, every animation responds to live runtime input, with cursors picking up objects, triggering states, and reacting to a constantly changing world.
That includes moments like players duetting on a piano in real time, progressively eating an entire cake with each click, adding sticks to a fire to increase its intensity, or dropping ingredients into a cauldron to dynamically change the colour of the broth.
The result is a Rive system ready to be wired into Neal Agarwal’s multiplayer backend, where WebSockets keep thousands of players in sync in real time.
It hit the front page of Hacker News on day one, with people asking one question over and over:
How is this running in a browser?
That’s the impossible UI.
I like the art style and the all details of the game. Really good work.
5 months ago, a client came to me with a problem.
Not just "we need a B2B ordering portal."
More like – "we had a team build it. It didn't work. Can you start over?"
That's a different kind of brief.
I said yes, opened Figma, and started from scratch.
50+ unique screens for OXGroup, a full B2B dealer ordering platform. Every flow, every state, every edge case was designed properly before a single line of code was written.
Then the previous dev team was out. My team was in.
Backend devs. Frontend devs. Me, somehow, as the PM now.
That last part still feels new. I've spent years living in Figma. Coordinating a full dev team, keeping scope tight, making calls under pressure, different muscle entirely.
Turns out I don't hate it.
1 week of AI development later, we have a live, working demo. Built from my Figma file using Claude Code as the foundation.
4 weeks, we will have a live, fully functional platform we can give access to our customers.
We're not done. Automation testing is next, to catch everything before the client does. Then PostHog goes in, so we have real analytics from launch, not assumptions.
The lesson I keep coming back to:
Good design doesn't save a bad process. But a good process makes design unbreakable.
Got a product that didn't survive its first dev team?
💌 DM me. That's kind of our thing now.
Engineering creative multidisciplinary experiences. 🎧🛠️
I’ve been exploring the intersection of industrial design and digital interfaces. This project is a look at the ecosystem for Kinetix, a laboratory focused on precision mechanics and hi-fi audio.
I used Framer to create a high-fidelity experience that mirrors the brand's "Purity Mechanics" philosophy—stripping away the noise to focus on radical engineering.
What’s inside:
Built in Framer: Focused on high-fidelity, responsive interactions.
Technical Catalog: Featuring the KX-170 radio and the KX-7 tactical cassette interface.
Multidisciplinary Approach: A workflow covering everything from acoustic tuning to 3D material science.
Check out the live preview here: https://lnkd.in/e7NzFnh3
I’m currently open to new design and tech collaborations—feel free to reach out if you’d like to chat!
⚠️ Disclaimer: This is a design exploration. Some visual assets were sourced from Cosmos to help set the aesthetic direction.
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