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The Analytics page in motion.
Focuses on exploring the data side of the product. Cards at the top summarizing earnings, spending, savings and investments.
Users can compare earnings and spending across yearly, quarterly, or monthly views, making it easier to understand financial patterns over time. The Spend Breakdown is visualized with a pie chart, giving a quick snapshot of where money is going.
The latest transactions are put in a table below.
Hover states, popups, modals, all included, with functionality as well.
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This looks incredible!
Organic Herbal Tea E-Commerce Website Design
This project is a modern e-commerce website designed for an organic herbal tea brand. The website presents herbal infusion products with a calm, natural, green visual style that matches the brand identity. It includes a landing page, product showcase, product detail page, contact section, cart flow, and checkout-style interface.
The main goal of this work was to create a clean and trustworthy online shopping experience for natural wellness products. The design focuses on strong product presentation, smooth navigation, readable content sections, and a consistent visual atmosphere using herbal imagery, soft green backgrounds, and simple call-to-action buttons.
The project demonstrates both UI/UX design and web development skills, including responsive layout planning, product card design, product detail structure, cart interaction, checkout form design, and brand-focused frontend implementation.
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Why "aftrglo"?
When I was dreaming about building my own product, I thought technical limitations would be the thing standing between me and the dream.
Turns out, the hardest part was naming it 😤
I spent monthsss in naming hell.
Nothing clicked. I kept trying to name it.
And trying...
And trying.....
Until it exhausted me so much that I stopped completely.
And then, in a random quiet moment, it arrived. I remember putting my cup on the table and suddenly feeling the name. It hit me so clearly that I literally sat down.
aftrglo!
Because the project doesn't end when the design is done.
There is still one last step:
to show it
And somehow, that step can feel heavier than it should
But showing your work should feel like a small celebration.
A good aftertaste.
A soft stretch after an intense workout.
Not one more heavy lift when your creative muscles are already shaking.
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That's the idea behind aftrglo:
To make the moment after the project feel lighter, softer, and maybe even a little joyful hehe
How does it feel to you?
Lands? 👀
Stunning!
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