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"Works on dedicated timelines and can also work on vague problem statements."
Truly appreciated this review from Aryaman at Rechitta. Building software is rarely about having a crystal-clear spec on day one; it's about asking the right counter-questions, cutting through ambiguity, and shipping fast.
Always grateful to work with teams that trust the process! 🚀
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“Understands the problem statement in-depth and tried to build things at a reasonable rate with correct counter-questions. Works on dedicated timelines and can also work on vague problem statements.”
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RevDoc (Framer), a personal health app, calm and photo-led.
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Which one sticks with you after you close the tab?
Live: milemarker.co · revdoc.com
More builds: instagram.com/sellwrightstudio · youtube.com/@sellwrightstudio
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62 pages. 1 hour. Claude + Figma MCP.
I wanted to test how far an AI-assisted workflow could go on a real, content-heavy deliverable. So I designed a full company profile for Mercurio Design Lab, an architecture studio, in about an hour.
What’s inside?
- Cover, management, about, milestones, offices and awards
- Project sections: Commercial & Mixed-Use, Hospitality, Residential, Sports & Recreation and Masterplan
- Full-bleed project imagery, spec sheets and masterplan diagrams, all in one consistent grid
How it worked?
- Claude built the pages straight into Figma through MCP
- Every page is editable, with real layers and live text, so nothing is flattened
- I directed structure, hierarchy and style, then refined the details by hand
Takeaway: AI handles the repetitive layout work, and I keep control of the design decisions.
Need a profile, brochure or deck turned around fast? Let’s talk.
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