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Spaciva — AI Automation & Technology Solutions
Designed and developed the Spaciva website to position the company around AI automation, custom software, and technology solutions for businesses.
The website is structured around a clear service-led journey, helping visitors understand what Spaciva builds, who it serves, and how projects are delivered. The experience focuses on communicating complex technical services in a simple, conversion-oriented way.
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AI automation service presentation
Custom software development positioning
AI agent and workflow solutions
Business-focused service architecture
Conversion-focused landing page
Clear service and solution navigation
Responsive and modern UI/UX
Lead-generation focused CTAs
Structured content and information architecture
Ongoing support and maintenance positioning
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I handled the website strategy, UI/UX direction, frontend development, content structure, and implementation, creating a digital experience designed to turn technical capabilities into clear business value.
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Next.js · React · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Responsive Web Development
Focus: AI Automation · Custom Software · AI Agents · Business Solutions · Web Development · Conversion Optimization
Still surprised how often platform choice comes before content strategy in web projects
Framer, Webflow, WordPress... all solid
All wrong for someone
The SEO ceiling on Framer is real for content-heavy builds. Most people find out after they've already committed
What's the platform decision process you actually follow before starting a client project?
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/juQoefjaMZk
"All wrong for someone" should be printed on every discovery call script honestly. I'd guess a lot of the mismatch comes from clients picking the platform before they've even nailed down their content plan. Do you push back on platform preference upfront, or let them pick and steer the build around it?