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Muhammad Waheed Ashraf

• Jan 22

Retell AI → Make.com → GoHighLevel Integration (Webhook + Contact Update)

Backend Development Database Engineering Go High Level Make Google Sheets AI Automation

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Usman Ali

• Feb 22

I tried my first AI Effect in CapCut Pro inspired by @Rita Digore will soon Create the template too

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Ayesha S

• Feb 24

Good luck for the template

Romeo Saha

• Feb 22

Designed a modern, conversion-focused landing page for an AI agent product.

The goal was simple: make complex AI capabilities easy to understand and guide users toward action. I focused on clear messaging, strong visual hierarchy, and a structured flow from value → features → conversion.

Key highlights: • Clean SaaS-style UI • Conversion-driven layout • Mobile-first structure • Clear product storytelling

Open to feedback and collaboration.

#LandingPageDesign #AIDesign #SaaSDesign #WebDesign #UIDesign #ProductDesign

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Framer Webflow Figma

AI Agent SaaS Landing Page Design | Conversion-Focused Web UI

• Feb 22

Strong hierarchy here 👏 The headline clarity + visual pacing make the value prop land instantly.

Curious — did you test different CTA placements or was this the primary structure from the start?

Geethasree Naguboina

pro

• Feb 22

Most dashboards fail before they are even built.

Not because of bad charts. Not because of wrong formulas.

Because the data underneath is structurally broken.

Here’s what I see often in small businesses:

• Dates stored as text • Multiple columns for the same metric • Inconsistent naming (Revenue / Sales / Total Sales) • Manual copy-paste every week • No clear data flow

Then they ask: “Why doesn’t this dashboard update properly?”

A dashboard is just a mirror. If the data structure is messy, the reflection will be distorted.

Before I build any report, I focus on 3 things:

Standardized column logic

Single source of truth

Repeatable data flow (no manual dependency)

Clean structure → Reliable metrics → Better decisions.

If your reporting feels fragile, the issue usually isn’t Excel.

It’s the foundation.

Data Visualization Data Analysis Microsoft Excel Google Sheets

Abhiram Tinguria

• Feb 22

Completely agree. Dashboards amplify whatever foundation they sit on — messy data → misleading clarity. Standardization and single source of truth are massively underrated.