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Designed and built a curated group travel directory connecting travelers with boutique brands offering tours, retreats, and expeditions. Architected the full system — Airtable as the backend database (structuring listings, categories, and relationships) and Softr as the no-code frontend — into an easy-to-use, searchable app. Handled the end-to-end platform build, from data structure to user-facing design.
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Just wrapped up a new case study: The Pretty Bar Web Design and Development Project
When a luxury salon’s digital entry point broke (unreachable domain) and their booking flow was split across Treatwell and Fresha, they were losing valuable organic traffic and client trust.
I built a high-converting, single-page web app to give them 100% brand ownership and a seamless booking experience.
Key Highlights:
🔹 Dual-Booking Hub: Direct CTAs for both Treatwell & Fresha
🔹 Bilingual (EN / EL): Instant toggle for local Athens residents & international visitors
🔹 Luxury Dark Mode: Custom HSL palette, soft glassmorphism & Three.js ambient aura lighting
🔹 Social Proof Integration: Showcasing 4.8★ rating & 2,200+ verified customer reviews
🔹 Tech Stack: Built with Next.js 16 (Turbopack), React 19, Tailwind CSS v4 & Framer Motion
Check out the full case study with section breakdowns, screenshots, and tech stack details here 👉: The Pretty Bar Web Design and Development Project
Would love to hear your thoughts in the comments below.
The hero section is doing exactly what it should. I’m hooked.
JMSPORT — Custom Ecommerce Store (Built Without Shopify)
Designed and built a fully custom basketball/streetwear ecommerce brand from scratch.. no page builder templates, no Shopify monthly fees or app-stacking.
What's included: custom homepage with curated product sections, individual product pages, live cart with real-time updates, full checkout flow, FAQ, and About page,fully responsive across mobile, tablet, and desktop. Built on a hosting plan with a small monthly cost for custom domain + hosting (no per-transaction fees, no app subscriptions layered on top like Shopify requires).
Backend can be fully automated real inventory, live payments (Stripe), order management, and customer database built out depending on the business's needs.
Best fit for: small-to-mid brands, new product launches, or founders who want a distinctive, premium-feeling store without the complexity (or cost) of a full Shopify setup. If you're running high-volume, multi-channel inventory or need a large app ecosystem, Shopify is still the stronger long-term fit. I'll tell you that honestly in a consult.
Starting at $300. Available for ecommerce builds, AI automation workflows, and full-stack web/app projects.
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Regarding the @Replit challenge
Meet RevPulse, a revenue intelligence Engine for capturing high intent GTM signals.
Most SaaS stacks are buried under so many abstraction layers that you completely lose sight of how data actually moves.
I wanted to see what happens when you strip all that bloat back to the bare metal.
That was the mindset behind building
RevPulse for the Replit challenge.
Instead of relying on heavy no-code wrappers, I wanted to spin up a lean, high-velocity revenue pipeline straight inside Replit.
The whole point was to prove you don't need a massive, expensive tech stack to capture and score high-intent GTM signals, you just need a tighter, smarter loop.
Under the hood, it's built around:
* Direct signal ingestion that cuts out middle-ware bloat.
* Real-time intent scoring to filter out the noise before it hits a CRM.
* Rapid-fire deployment using Replit as a live sandbox to test and tweak logic on the fly.
Building in public like this is a great reminder that modern revenue architecture should be lightweight and modular.
Check out the live build here:
Drop it in the comments, let's collaborate.
@Bright Sylvester Filtering intent signals before they hit the CRM feels like the right place to reduce noise. How are you tuning the real-time scoring logic in Replit as new signal types come in?
