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65% faster delivery — rebuilt a fragmented peer-to-peer video tool into a scalable conferencing system in 2 weeks instead of 6, using AI-assisted development workflows.
Delivered multi-user sessions, adaptive video layouts, two-way screen sharing, and host/guest roles with waiting room and admission control.
MY ROLE
- Designed interaction models and system flows in Figma
- Built frontend architecture and real-time state management
- Implemented backend integrations — sockets, Redis, APIs
DELIVERABLES
- Multi-user video sessions with adaptive layouts
- Two-way screen sharing
- Host/guest roles + waiting room + admission control
TECH STACK
Vue, Vite, Pinia, Node.js, Redis, WebSockets, Figma
RESULTS
- 65% reduction in development timeline — 6 weeks to 2 weeks via AI-assisted workflows
- 0→1 prototype transformed into a viable product system
- Scalable architecture established for real-time multi-user communication
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