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Just shipped a new web project: UUID Generate 🚀
A developer-focused UUID toolkit for generating, validating, decoding, and exporting UUIDs.
Features include:
• UUID v1, v3, v4, v5 & v7
• Bulk generation
• UUID validation
• UUID decoding
• Multiple output formats
• Fast client-side generation
Built with Astro + JavaScript with a focus on performance, clean UI, and SEO.
Another project added to the portfolio.
good work man
thanks man
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Designed a modern AI Video Dubbing SaaS Web App.
A clean light workspace with playful speaker avatars, coral and teal voice tracks, and a bold purple export button for a friendly and creative first impression.
A side by side script view with original and dubbed lines, smart rewrites that fit the original timing, cloned voices for each speaker, and a multi track timeline make dubbing a video feel simple and fast. Clear timing tags, soft panels, and familiar editing tools keep the whole app easy to use.
Nice use of colour in dashboard.
I built this site with AI. Try to spot where. 🔥
Ardor is a concept marketing agency in Amsterdam, built on Wix Headless. Astro draws every page. Wix runs everything behind it: the Work and Journal content live in Wix CMS collections, every brief lands in a Wix collection, and Wix hosts the site.
AI is a fast builder and a poor art director. It helped me build this. The direction was mine.
Ardor is a concept, so the clients and numbers are demo content. The build is real.
What’s your quickest tell that a site was AI-generated? 👇
Allergen Info UK: from “ask your server” to a 2-second scan
Every restaurant and hotel has to tell guests which of the 14 major allergens are in each dish. Paper folders and outdated PDFs make that slow and risky.
I built a UK-based SaaS that fixes it. The restaurant builds its menu and marks allergens once. The platform generates a unique QR code. Guests scan it and instantly see their menu filtered to safe dishes. There is no app to download and no tech setup for the restaurant.
Design choices I’m proud of:
1. Guests filter by allergen first, and the menu updates instantly.
2. Restaurant setup is three steps: build the menu, mark allergens, print the QR code.
3. Allergens use clear, color-coded labels, so a guest can read a dish at a glance instead of decoding small print.
Result: Restaurants swap paper folders and out-of-date PDFs for one always-current menu and guests get their answer in seconds instead of waiting for staff.
Question for you: How did the last restaurant you visited handle allergen info? Paper menu, QR code or just “ask the server”?
Allergen filters right up front. Love that.