One of my favorite projects of the year is officially live. 💜 Today we opened registrations for ...One of my favorite projects of the year is officially live. 💜 Today we opened registrations for ...
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One of my favorite projects of the year is officially live. 💜
Today we opened registrations for the 6th edition of Ideš i piješ, one of Croatia's most unique food and wine festivals.
For the past few months, I've been part of the organizing team, leading marketing and communications while coordinating partners, sponsors, participants, and all the details that happen behind the scenes before an event comes to life.
This project is a reminder that event marketing is so much more than social media posts or ad campaigns. It's about creating an experience people genuinely look forward to and remember long after it's over.
I'll also be returning as one of the event hosts, guiding a group through a 10 km route filled with local wineries, distilleries, craft beer, incredible local food, and, to finish the day, a free open air concert.
Seeing months of planning finally become reality never gets old.
Grateful to be part of a team that pours so much passion into creating something special every summer. I can't wait for August 29th! 🍷
If you're planning a trip to Croatia at the end of August (or you're already here), we'd love to have you join us.
A workshop catalogue should feel inviting. The booking workflow should be dependable.
Meet Seatloom, my latest product built with Bolt for creative studios. It brings workshop discovery, free reservations, FIFO waitlists, rescheduling, and organizer check-in into one focused experience.
I paired warm editorial design with the less visible details: capacity-aware transactions, expiring waitlist offers, explicit time zones, and separate demo and authenticated workflows.
The release passed 30 domain tests, 27 isolated database checks, and a live account walkthrough from signup to cancellation. The narrated guide below explains the experience and its current scope.
Building Reverie — a luxury Framer template + AI automation system for high-end event planners 🥂
I’m experimenting with something I don’t see enough in website projects: combining the website with the workflow behind it.
Event planners can receive inquiries while they’re busy running an event, traveling, or working with clients. A beautiful website doesn’t solve much if those leads sit unanswered.
So I’m building Reverie around both sides:
🌿 The website
A high-fashion, editorial Framer 3.0 experience with warm cream tones, cinematic imagery, editorial typography, and interactive portfolio storytelling.
⚙️ The workflow
An n8n automation that can qualify incoming leads, generate AI responses, score leads in Airtable, and instantly notify the planner through Telegram.
The goal is simple: the website attracts the right inquiry, and the workflow makes sure it doesn’t get forgotten.
Here’s a walkthrough of the homepage design so far.
I’m curious about this approach: when you build a client website, do you think the workflow behind it should be part of the deliverable too?
The n8n workflow scoring and routing leads through Telegram is doing the actual retention work here - the editorial homepage gets someone to inquire, but it's the notification the moment they're free that gets the booking.
I rewrote a product description to boost conversion rates, but I need a fresh set of eyes. If you were buying this for your dog, which copy option would make you stop and click?
👈 Version A or Version B?
Don't hold back—honest feedback helps me polish my copywriting skills! Drop your pick and the why below. 👇