For clients and visitors
β Browse services and submit a service request in a few clicks
β Read and submit blog posts
β Clean, fast, mobile-friendly design
For the admin (a fully functional dashboard)
β Approve or reject service requests
β Create services for clients
β Delete or manage client accounts
β Manage blog submissions
β Full control without touching code
Why I built it this way: many small marketing businesses still handle requests through DMs and spreadsheets. KKLinkz puts everything in one place, so requests donβt get lost and the owner can manage the whole business from one dashboard.
Tech stack: [e.g. React / Node.js / MongoDB / Tailwind]
My role: design, front end, back end, admin dashboard, deployment
This is my first real project, and I learned a lot about [authentication, role-based access, CRUD flows, etc.].
Business data often lives across payment, analytics, CRM, advertising, and inventory platforms. Metrik brings those signals together in one dashboard built for startups and small businesses.
See revenue, orders, customers, and business health at a glance. Compare advertising spend and ROAS across channels, explore visual KPI cards, and use smart alerts to spot unusual changes and potential risks.
The interface pairs a clean layout and rounded components with soft gradients, colorful analytics, and clear visual hierarchy, helping make business performance easier to follow.
clean layout, the story cards read well. does the admin side have drafts and scheduled posts? that's usually the first thing people ask for once they start writing regularly