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Relational database design for a retail system managing suppliers, purchase receipts, warehouse inventory, POS transactions, and flexible pricing structures.
Built to support scalable inventory tracking and real-time sales operations.
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You nailed the overall mood here. The details just reinforce it nicely.
A custom scroll-driven liquid transition built with React, TypeScript, and WebGL.
Two visual states blend through an organic distortion field, with the entire transition mapped to scroll progress and fully reversible.
Built as a reusable Framer Code Component.
Mapping the distortion to scroll makes the transition feel responsive instead of decorative.
What we built SnapBook — a booking app for Luma & Lens Photography, a solo editorial wedding photographer in Lagos, Nigeria. It has two sides: a public booking flow where couples check a date, build their quote, and hold a date themselves in under two minutes, and an owner workspace where Tobi (the photographer) sees every inquiry, active date holds with live countdowns, confirmed weddings, and her availability calendar — working from her phone between shoots.
Why we built it Luma & Lens has a very believable problem. She's shooting 10-hour weddings Friday through Sunday and literally cannot reply to messages while working. Meanwhile, every inquiry looks the same: "Hi, are you available June 14th? How much do you charge?" Before SnapBook, that meant a 3–5 message back-and-forth just to check one date, then sending the pricing brochure again, then chasing the couple to actually commit — and some of them went cold or double-booked her weekend mentally before she ever confirmed.
What changed (the before/after)
Before: Couple messages Tobi → she replies hours later between shoots → quotes prices → waits → follows up → books (or loses them). Owner effort: days of fragmented WhatsApp admin.
After: Couple opens the link → sees live availability → picks their ceremony type, coverage, and guest band → gets an instant, upfront price in Naira → holds their date with a 24-hour reservation — no message to Tobi required. She opens the dashboard, sees the inquiry with full wedding details, and confirms. Owner effort: minutes.
