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How do you go from a messy draft to publish-ready without friction?
As part of the LOOP® team, I worked on the design of Story.one’s AI-supported Story Editor. A tool that helps authors turn raw content into a clear, publish-ready structure while staying fully in control of their voice and creative decisions.
Because AI technology was evolving so rapidly, we had to continuously test, adapt, and refine the experience. We iterated multiple times until the outcome matched the high expectations we set for both the product and its users.
Co-created with Story.one, LOOP®, ExtensityAI, and Carolina Poch (while at LOOP®).
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