I designed and developed an AI-assisted application-building system that supports product definit...I designed and developed an AI-assisted application-building system that supports product definit...
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I designed and developed an AI-assisted application-building system that supports product definition, architecture, code generation, testing, review, deployment and controlled iteration.
Unlike unrestricted code generation, the platform uses structured workflows, specialist agents, human approvals, validation gates and deployment controls to create more accountable and reproducible software builds.
Take a vampire, a grim reaper and a bat for a midnight ride through a haunted town. Hold to boost over broken track, brake before the big hills, and grab candy to refill your boost. Push your luck too far and your passengers end up splattered across the screen.
Solene: skincare e commerce website, built in Framer
Skincare shopping should feel as good as the routine itself. For Solene, I designed and built a full online store with a soft, warm identity: a bold maroon and pink palette, big expressive type and real-skin photography.
What's inside:
A hero that sets the brand tone straight away
A Bestsellers section for quick browsing
Category pages for Cleanse, Hydrate and Protect
A shop page with price slider, filters, sorting and hover image previews
An Our Story page with brand values
A clean, confident footer
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Flowlane 2.0, a launch video for a concept ops automation tool. Ops that run themselves.
The dashboard UI comes apart into layers to show each feature: live metrics, self-building reports and AI that drafts for you. It was built in Remotion and finished in After Effects.
Building the scenes in Remotion and hand-keying the light sweeps in After Effects is an interesting split. When a client asks for a late copy or colour change, which side ends up costing you more time?