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New website project 'm working on, super excited to share updates on this soon.
Ye le Jani:
Looks clean already! That minimal about section with the Fortune 500 proof hits hard - excited to see the full site! 👀
Father, designer, skater, rave DJ in huge yellow type is a hell of a first screen. The whole identity lands in about two seconds. Are the section headers going to follow that same oversized type treatment, or is the hero the loudest it gets?
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I designed an english version of Vinetta.
Vinetta is a refined and elegant website Framer template designed for wineries, vineyards, and wine brands looking to showcase their identity with style.
Link below:
The deep burgundy with that refined serif gives Vinetta such an elegant winery feel, Angela. Releasing it in English opens it to a much wider market. Beautiful template work.
Excited to share my latest design project: New Bones 🛋️
New Bones is a furniture e-commerce landing page designed to make discovering home items and exploring decor trends completely seamless. The main focus was to break down complex online shopping layouts into a clean, minimal, and frictionless user journey.
From smooth product slider discovery to a transparent trust badge flow, every section is crafted with close attention to clear visual hierarchy and layout consistency.
Check out the full UI/UX case study here! 👇
Nice focus on simplifying furniture discovery!
My AI assistant runs all day. The expensive model only does the thinking.
Most requests need no AI at all. "Call me in 30 minutes" is handled by plain code. Reminders, schedules and limits are code too.
Short tasks like sorting and scoring go to fast models on a free tier.
The big model only gets planning and long conversations, where it actually has to think.
If it hits a limit, a backup model answers instead of the app going silent.
If your AI app's bill keeps growing, check what really needs the big model.
What does your app send to the most expensive model?
Same pattern holds in outbound tooling. Filtering, dedupe and enrichment lookups are plain code. The model only writes the first line once the row is already verified. Cuts cost and the weird outputs.
