I built a personal website that represents me, from the design language, to the attention to detail within the micro-interactions and animations. The core of the site features a card carousel layout, layout shifts, and a 3D logo that adds a touch of flare. Some highlights include the site's design system when clicking the logo, using ZO's backend API's for visitor tracking, and implementing practical products for designers (including the site's Figma file) with the help of ZO's Stripe integration. Live site → https://zzz-zuji.zocomputer.io/ https://www.loom.com/share/ab969164fb6546a4922a76b90e96c6d2

I am currently working on the Fuser Co-Create on Contra where I have been figuring out how to turn AI generated glasses into a realistic AR experience. I started by generating the designs in Nano Banana and used Qwen to get the right angles to ensure the visual data was solid before moving into 3D.

To bring those 2D images into a three dimensional space, I experimented with different models like Hunyuan and Tripo to see which one could reconstruct the frames most accurately. Once I had a clean 3D model, I used Creative Code to implement it into an AR environment so the glasses could be tried on digitally. The main focus was making the fit feel natural by ensuring the glasses sit properly on the nose bridge with the arms tucking neatly behind the ears instead of clipping through the face. It is a simple but effective way to bridge the gap between a quick AI concept and a product you can actually interact with. You can explore the full development process and see the interactive results through the project link below.

Project Link: https://app.fuser.studio/view/0fc552eb-4236-49c0-83d0-6102c32ef268

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