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Conecta+ is live 💜
For the past 3 months I've been part of the team building Conecta+, a platform and community for Spanish-speaking UGC creators and the brands that hire them. Today we launched, and I'm so proud of what this team pulled off together.
My part, as the sole product designer on the team:
→ Product design for the web app: creator profiles, brand onboarding, campaign management, contracts, and the escrow payment flow
→ UX copy in neutral Spanish across the product, including inclusive language (creador@s) so every creator feels addressed
→ The marketing website, designed and built in Framer, with interactive product previews, pricing, and a creator community section
If you're a Spanish-speaking UGC creator, or know someone who is, I'd love for you to take a look. It's free to join, and the beta is open in Latin America, Spain, and Andorra.
Take a look 👉 https://www.conectamas.lat/ 🩷
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