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Bilingual administrative professional with 6+ years of experience across document management, payroll, data entry, and multi-role coordination. Currently supporting a U.S.-based home services company as a Project Management Specialist. TOEFL iBT 86/120 | Speaking 29/30 | 44 WPM / 99% accuracy. Open to select freelance projects for U.S.-based clients.
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The Brief Case
Every creative freelancer knows the spiral: How do I price this? Am I charging enough? What even is a profit margin? Pricing is one of the biggest bottlenecks in a freelancer's business — and it shouldn't be.
The Brief Case is a 3-step tool built entirely in Figma Make that takes a designer from zero to a client-ready proposal in under 5 minutes.
Step 1 — Know your number
An hourly rate calculator built on your real financial data: personal expenses, business costs, desired salary, and billable hours. No more guessing.
Step 2 — Build your project
A brief generator that structures your scope: deliverables, revision rounds, rush fees, contractor costs, installments, and timeline — all feeding into your pricing automatically.
Step 3 — Send with confidence
A clean, personalized, client-facing proposal with an interactive timeline and payment schedule built in. Profit margin stays private. Only the right numbers reach the client.
Workflow:
Built using Figma Make with iterative prompting, design system styles pulled from an existing Figma file, and a multi-step UI flow connecting all three stages.
Link to prototype: https://www.figma.com/make/jtTrwFYRlBkXln1IUzdMHo/Proposal-Generator?fullscreen=1&t=tIiRVlNWHjwjHJER-1&code-node-id=0-9
Pricing should be empowering. Not vomit-inducing.
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Here are expanded, highly comprehensive descriptions for your portfolio or resume, written to showcase your skills at a premium level.
1. Web Development Specialist
Professional Overview: A results-driven Web Developer dedicated to engineering high-performing, accessible, and visually stunning digital experiences. Specialized in bridging the gap between clean code and intuitive user design. I don't just build websites; I create scalable web solutions that enhance user engagement, optimize conversion rates, and align perfectly with modern brand identities.
Core Competencies & Responsibilities:
Front-End Engineering: Developing semantic HTML5, robust CSS3 architectures (including SASS/Tailwind), and dynamic JavaScript logic to build seamless user interfaces.
Responsive & Mobile-First Design: Ensuring flawless cross-browser compatibility and fluid layouts across all devices, from smartphones to ultra-wide monitors.
Performance Optimization: Debugging code, compressing assets, and leveraging lazy-loading techniques to drastically minimize page load times and improve Core Web Vitals.
CMS & Framework Deployment: Proficient in building custom themes and maintaining architectures within systems like WordPress, Shopify, or modern JavaScript frameworks (React/Vue).
SEO & Accessibility Compliance: Implementing technical SEO best practices and WCAG accessibility standards to maximize organic reach and inclusivity.
Hospitable gave us one job. Make a short-term rental host feel seen and use story to drive a feeling.
No feature walkthroughs, just a video that a new short term rental host would relate to.
What we landed on was a voicemail. A host leaving a message for a friend who just listed their first place. And for the visuals we landed on approaching it from the POV the host's iPhone. What are moments a host would actually capture in the lead up to hosting for the first time?
We made the whole thing with generative AI. That's the part some people will push back on, and that's fair.
But most of our time went into restraint. Pulling the generated stuff back until it felt ordinary and lived-in instead of shiny. AI just let us build that world without a five-figure shoot getting between us and the idea.
Multiple models for the homes and the people, Seedance for video, and VO with elevenlabs.
It was refreshing to use these tools to chase a feeling, not just try to wow people with AI. We learned a ton in this project and look forward to creating more with this team.
Video EditingVideo Post-ProductionAdobe Premiere ProElevenLabsHiggsfield AIAI Video Productionshareyourworkcreativeaiflow
This is so cool congrats man
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