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LawLingo — a RAG-powered legal Q&A assistant. Ask U.S. tenant-rights questions in plain language and get answers grounded in real statutes with exact citations. Multilingual (EN/KO/ES/JA), plus PDF upload to chat over your own documents. Built with a retrieval-augmented pipeline over a curated legal corpus. Live demo: https://lawlingo.macrobay.kr
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☕️ Currently working on: Café Crave
I’m currently building a premium café website for Café Crave, focusing on creating a smooth, immersive experience instead of a typical restaurant website.
The hero section is built around a 3D-style product carousel, layered visuals, elegant typography, and interactive elements to give the site a more premium feel.
What I’m working on:
✨ Interactive 3D food & beverage carousel
🎨 Premium café-focused UI/UX
🌀 Smooth animations & transitions
📱 Responsive design
🛒 Online ordering experience
🍰 Menu & product presentation
☕ Warm, sophisticated visual identity
Still working on the project, but I’m really enjoying how it’s coming together.
More updates coming soon. 👀
https://cafe-crave-gold.vercel.app/ Working...........
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A smart QR-based digital menu platform for modern restaurants.
The menu-first framing makes the value proposition easy to grasp, and the phone-plus-table setup grounds the product in a real restaurant context. I’d be interested in how the ordering flow handles edge cases like sold-out items.