AI-Powered MVP Website for Streamlined Customer Service

AI-Powered MVP Website for Streamlined Customer ServiceAI-Powered MVP Website for Streamlined Customer Service

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ahmed amin

• May 24

This is a demo project I built using AI-assisted coding tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini Pro). The goal was to create a simple but functional MVP website for customer service.

Features:

Basic dashboard to manage tickets and customer inquiries.

Simple knowledge base page with FAQs.

Integrated contact form with email notifications.Tools & Stack:

HTML, CSS, JavaScript (generated and reviewed by AI tools).

Google Drive & Notion for collaboration.

Testing done manually to ensure smooth functionality.

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Smriti Sharma

• May 24

Designed a cinematic luxury website experience for a premium wedding and storytelling brand focused on immersive visuals, elegant typography, and emotionally engaging UI/UX.

The project combines editorial-inspired aesthetics, refined interaction design, and modern responsive layouts to create a sophisticated digital experience that feels artistic, timeless, and visually memorable.

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Aman Karmakar

• May 25

Looking cinematic 🔥

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pro

• May 23

Does setting the vibe before the prompt actually change what Lovable builds?

I configured typography, color, and layout density before writing a single line — then let it build a full brand world page for a fictional luxury skincare brand, Gaia Essence.

Cormorant Garamond + DM Sans Light + parchment + obsidian + burnished gold. Set in the aesthetics panel. Not in the prompt.

What landed: the font pairing alone shifted the output from generic template to editorial. The tool made creative decisions — roman numerals, gold italic treatment, dark/light section contrast — without being asked.

What surprised me: "no buttons, pure brand world" was interpreted correctly on the first run.

What I'd change: more control over line height and surface hierarchy within the color token system.

The aesthetics update changes the quality ceiling, not just the starting point.

What are you building with it? Drop it below.

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