In a previous-employment SaaS project I led, the team was building a website-engagement tool with time-limited promotional messages, animations, placement controls and calls to action.
We initially followed a familiar sequence: requirements, development, QA, defect fixes and another round of validation. The repeated development-to-QA handoffs took time. During the project, we introduced AI-assisted development and an AI QA pass before the final testing stage. Developers reviewed suggested fixes; independent human QA remained in place.
That's the kind of delivery problem I work on: seeing where work returns for correction, what each review is meant to establish and where a process change is justified.
I'm Md. Munir Iftekhar, a Project Delivery & AI Workflow Consultant and independent consultant with The Tech Manager's Playbook. My overall professional experience spans 14+ years.
i built this portfolio template in framer a few months ago, and it’s been exciting to see how much traction it’s been gaining lately!
it’s now #81 overall and #25 in the designer category on the framer marketplace, bringing in more views, reach, and commissions along the way.
sharing the case study here if you want to take a closer look at the project and see how it came together! 🙌
Huge congrats Max! #81 overall and #25 in designer category on Framer marketplace is no small feat 🚀 Framer templates that actually get traction + commissions is the dream. Well deserved!
Shopify website setup project, I created a premium eCommerce homepage concept for a startup beauty brand.
Using Lovable, I developed a responsive design framework featuring elegant product showcases, intuitive navigation, clear shopping CTAs, ingredient storytelling, product benefits, customer review sections, FAQs, and email capture.
The goal was to establish a professional brand presence, simplify product discovery, and create a conversion-focused foundation for Shopify development.
The soft neutral palette suits the skincare angle really well, and the best sellers section with the star ratings reads cleanly across all three device mockups. Building the whole concept in Lovable is interesting. Did the generated layout hold up responsively out of the box, or did you rework parts of it by hand?