Just published a new verified case study π A full-stack e-commerce operations platform I worked ...Just published a new verified case study π A full-stack e-commerce operations platform I worked ...
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A full-stack e-commerce operations platform I worked on across product design, frontend, backend, and CMS architecture.
Covering the product design and CMS architecture together is an interesting scope. Which day-to-day operations task had the biggest influence on how you structured the platform?
Iβd say the order-to-production flow had the biggest impact. Orders could have custom files, tags, different production states and team handoffs, so I tried to keep all of that context connected instead of spreading it across different places. That ended up shaping a lot of the platform structure.
Digestive health for little ones doesnβt need to look clinical to feel credible.
For Belly Balance, I took the brand in a more joyful, approachable direction β using soft colors, playful illustrations, and a clean packaging system to make the product feel friendly without losing clarity.
The goal was simple: turn a functional product for babies and toddlers into something parents would feel good choosing every day.
Thanks to design team at Carrara I had an opportunity to work on development for Village Global - a VC fund backed by Reid Hoffman, Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg among others.