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Explaining "unlimited development" in 30 seconds is harder than it sounds.
That was the brief from figue.ai: a subscription where startups get a dev team without hiring one. Great product, but abstract. So I skipped the buzzwords and showed what it actually feels like: you ask, it gets built, you ask again.
Every interface in the video is rebuilt from scratch, so the product feels real instead of mocked up.
Really enjoyed this one! If you're launching something that's hard to explain, that's exactly the kind of project I love.
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A bold identity for Growth Factory Ventures
I created Growth Factory Ventures’ brand identity from the ground up, building a visual system that could carry across its website, presentations, and marketing materials.
The aim was to give the venture capital firm a distinctive presence while keeping its communication clear and credible for founders and investors.
Love the approach. A consistent brand identity across every touchpoint makes a difference.
AI CAN BUILD YOUR WEBSITE. BUT CAN IT BUILD ONE THAT WORKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS?
Let me share a client’s experience.
He once reached out to me and said:
“Seleem, I’ve had this website I built with AI for a while now, but it’s not generating any results.”
He believed that having a website would automatically attract customers, generate sales, and give his business worldwide visibility.
But months passed, and nothing meaningful was happening.
So, I decided to audit the website.
What I discovered was interesting.
The website looked decent, but it lacked a clear business strategy.
The messaging was generic, the structure wasn’t designed around customer needs, and there was no clear journey guiding visitors towards making enquiries or purchases.
Then came another problem.
He couldn’t properly manage his own website.
Publishing content, updating pages, or adding new features meant going back to the AI tool.
Imagine owning a business website but struggling to control your own digital platform.
I proposed a better solution.
I rebuilt the website with a dedicated Content Management System (CMS), giving him the ability to publish content, manage pages, and make updates without depending on a developer or AI tool for every little change.
We also established the necessary SEO foundations and search performance tracking so we could monitor progress and make informed improvements.
He was happy with the result.
Here’s what I want business owners to understand:
AI isn’t the problem. I use AI in my development workflow too.
But generating a website is different from building one around your business goals.
Your website needs:
Clear messaging that communicates your value.
A structure that guides customers towards action.
A smooth experience across devices.
A CMS you can manage and grow.
Proper SEO foundations to improve search visibility.
Don’t just pay for a website that looks good. Invest in one that works for your business.
If your website is live but not delivering the opportunities you expected, let’s take a closer look.
DM me “WEBSITE” and let’s discuss what could be improved. 🩵
#WebDesign #WebsiteDevelopment #SEO #BusinessGrowth
