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I ran a full audit of fragalchemy.com, a Shopify store that sells perfume samples and decants. I checked all 211 pages for page titles, Google descriptions, headings, mobile setup, broken pages, and image alt text. Each finding came with steps to fix it in Shopify.
The owner made the fixes himself using the report, and two days later I ran the same checks again. The score went from 93 to 99. Four pages that had no Google description now have one, and two homepage banners that had no alt text now describe what they show. The one item still open is eight search-panel images with blank alt text. That comes from the theme's code, and it's a low priority since the product name sits right next to each image.
This was a complimentary portfolio audit, shared with the owner's permission. The score measures problems against a written standard. It doesn't predict traffic or rankings.
I redesigned this mobile offer section of product page on @Figma to create a clearer, more persuasive buying experience.
The original page presented the essential information, but the benefits, product options and purchase controls were difficult to scan.
For the redesign, I improved:
• Product and offer hierarchy
• Benefit-focused messaging
• Product gallery and visual presentation
• Flavour and bundle selection
• Pricing and savings visibility
• Trust signals near the CTA
• Mobile usability and buying flow
The goal was to help shoppers understand the product, compare their options and move toward purchase with less friction.
This is a concept redesign created to demonstrate my approach to conversion-focused Shopify product page design.
Good hierarchy fix, the before version buries the flavor picker and quantity discount below a wall of bullet points. On the bundle tiers, are the 10/20/30% discounts pulled from a real margin model for a shake product, or placeholder numbers for the concept? That third tier...
Polar is a local, privacy-focused AI desktop assistant designed around a futuristic HUD interface and system-level interaction.
The project explored how a desktop AI could understand the user's environment, process visual and voice input, and respond or perform actions without relying entirely on cloud services.
Key features:
Local AI assistant architecture
Futuristic Tauri-based desktop HUD
Screen and contextual awareness
OCR-based extraction of text from the screen
Voice interaction pipeline
AI-powered context processing and responses
System-level desktop interaction and automation
Local/offline model execution
Real-time assistant-style interface
OCR pipeline:
Screen capture → OCR → Context extraction → Local AI → Response/Action → HUD
The project combined AI, computer vision, OCR, voice interaction, desktop application development, and modern UI engineering into a single experimental personal-assistant platform.
My contribution: Architecture, application development, AI integration, OCR functionality, UI/HUD development, and system interaction.
Just wrapped up testing a multi-tenant SaaS build: signup, invites, company switching, role permissions. Found the kind of bugs that hide behind a working screen, like a table showing record numbers from another company's account instead of starting at 1.
If your app is close to launch and needs a second pair of eyes before real users find the bugs, happy to help.