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Optimized a men's footwear product listing for Amazon by creating an SEO-focused product title, product overview, bullet points, key features, and product specifications & size guide. The content was structured for clarity, readability, keyword relevance, and accurate presentation of the original product information.:
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It's a nice design, Oleksandra! Although, I'm not sure how the typography would work if I wanted to visit Äteritsiputeritsipuolilautatsijänkä in Finland 🙃
For years I've done the same pointless thing: I pause a film because someone's wearing the exact coat I've been looking for, then I screenshot it, reverse-search it, scroll past forty results that aren't it, and give up.
The thing I wanted was right there in the frame. It just wasn't connected to anything.
So I built it.
Vantara is a streaming service where you pause any moment and it tells you what's in the shot and where to buy it: the exact piece, or its closest match. Because you're never going to find the real 1912 opera coat from the costume department, and you don't want to pay for it either. You want the look, at a price that makes sense.
It's 11 screens across desktop and mobile, including the player, the pause-to-shop panel, item pages with real prices and delivery, a Vault that watches prices and tells you when something drops, and a search that runs backwards. Describe a look, and it finds you the scene it lives in.
I built every screen in Flowstep, driven through the Flowstep MCP server with Claude, on one design system applied across the whole thing.
This is the idea I keep coming back to. Full walkthrough video + case study here: Full Walkthrough
Built with @flowstep_ai #FlowstepChallenge
Wow ! Just Read your case study as well & TBH this is some submission you deserve to win this. 👍
Turned a static Kajabi course into a fully interactive learning experience.
My client came in with a coded prototype (built with Claude) of how she wanted her CCS medical coding course to feel, flashcards, quizzes, practice built right into the lessons. My job was to rebuild that as an actual Kajabi template, matching it exactly.
What that meant:
- A custom Kajabi template built around her exact prototype, not a generic layout
- Interactive flashcard and quiz practice in every lesson, not just video + text
- A progress dashboard across all 7 modules (35 lessons) so students can see where they stand
Kajabi doesn't really do this out of the box, so a chunk of the work was just figuring out how to make it act like a custom app instead of a course platform.
Now the course feels like something students actually practice with, not just watch.
If your course feels flatter than what you pictured, I can help close that gap.
For a certification course specifically the progress dashboard probably does more for completion rates than the flashcards. students studying for an exam like ccs need to see where they stand against the full scope not just finish one lesson and move on
