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A lightweight order management app designed for home bakers who manage orders through chat and social media. I designed and developed the product around a simple workflow for tracking customers, orders, payments, due dates, and order status. Built as a practical SaaS project with a strong focus on mobile usability and simple day-to-day operations.
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Yage Website Design & Development, 2026.
40-page marketing site for a collections platform that helps businesses get paid without leaving their ERP. I designed it in Figma and developed it myself in Next.js. Doing both meant every component in the design had working code behind it at launch, with no handoff gap. The hardest part was writing for three readers at once: finance managers, CFOs and IT leads all needed a different reason to say yes.
Writing for finance managers, CFOs and IT leads at once is the classic B2B buying committee problem. Did you split them into separate paths per role, or keep one narrative where each section answers a different objection?
I built ReviewPilot with @Base44 to help small businesses keep track of what happens after a customer leaves feedback.
Using a restaurant demo, the app brings private feedback, assigned follow-ups, due dates, response approval, and resolution history into one workspace. In-app notifications let the person responsible know when follow-up work is assigned.
A big part of the process was simplifying the experience: reducing competing buttons, making ownership clearer, and refining typography, spacing, and mobile layouts.
The goal was practical—help a team understand the concern, identify the next step, and record how it was handled.
Here’s a one-minute walkthrough using fictional sample data. 👇
