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Your brand has a clear look. Does your website match it?
Resilient Her is a women's empowerment and apparel brand. The founder knew exactly how the brand should feel. The site needed to catch up.
I designed and built it on Shopify: a bold homepage, a featured collection and the brand's story, built to work as well on a phone as on desktop.
If your store doesn't look like your brand yet, message me.
The gold italic against the dark purple fits the brand voice well.
Thank you, that's all her direction honestly. My part was making sure it looked just as good on a phone.
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🎨 The visual design and branding
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🔗 Explore the project: https://quemfechoubauhaus.com.br/en
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I used Claude throughout the process, from research and early concepts to development, iterations, refinements, and deployment on Vercel. I also used ChatGPT and Gemini to cross-check historical information and help validate the research.
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I also worked on accessibility, SEO, performance, metadata, responsive layouts, and bilingual support in English and Portuguese — all the way through deployment and Google Search Console setup.
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Now I’d love for you to explore it!
Click around, scroll through the timeline, interact with the different sections, and have fun discovering the story. And if you’re into design, history, AI-assisted workflows, or creative coding, I’d love to hear what you think.
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The yeah! website is a roster you can spin.
Artist cards float in a sphere, a floor index runs the nav, and a spray tagger sits in the corner waiting for you to leave a mark.
Dark room, amber glow, one loud shout.
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