Full E-Commerce Platform Development for Premium Cosmetics

Full E-Commerce Platform Development for Premium CosmeticsFull E-Commerce Platform Development for Premium Cosmetics

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Hassan El Berkaoui

• Apr 10

RGB Glow | Cosmetics E-commerce Full E-Commerce Platform for a Premium Cosmetics Brand Complete online store for a Moroccan cosmetics brand. Cart system, stock management, order tracking, automated email notifications, shipping control, and a full admin dashboard. Contact us if you want a custom solution tailored for your business need!

Completed work

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Manish Tomar

• Apr 15

For the @Paper_AI Challenge, I wanted to see what happens when a canvas talks directly to your agents, apps, and data.

Instead of losing context in chat windows, I used MCP to connect Paper to @NotionHQ to build a visual design loop: 1️⃣ Agent 1 pulls live Notion data onto the canvas. 2️⃣ Agent 2 generates 3 spatial design branches side-by-side. 3️⃣ Agent 3 turns the winning visual node into code.

Here's the social media links : X : https://x.com/tomaruxai/status/2044456959152377858?s=20

Built with Paper, Antigravity, and Paper/Notion MCP. Full 110-second walkthrough below! 👇

#PaperChallenge #AI #DesignEngineering

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Stephen Haney

• Apr 15

Great use case!

Matija Sain

pro

• Apr 15

Exploring 3D cards for my upcoming Specialty Coffee Framer template ☕️ Keeping it minimal and flexible, so coffee shop owners can easily customize and launch in a day or two. -- Working on something similar? Or need help with Framer? Feel free to reach out 🔥

Framer Web Design Web Development

Bella Brillantes

pro

• Apr 15

Beautiful work

Jaclyn Blute

pro

• Apr 15

Taste test. 👀 Same beauty product, two ways to say it:

Option A: "Designed for all skin tones."

Option B: "Finally, foundation that wasn't designed around one skin tone."

One of these will feel like inclusive marketing. The other will feel as though it's performing it. Don't worry too much about "wrong" or "right" because client personas are real, and what strikes one audience as performance could strike another as authenticity. This is a test in nuance!

I kept the backgrounds the same to compare the copy itself. Which one would actually make you trust the brand? 🤔

inclusivity branding contentmarketing

5 voted

71%

2 voted

29%

7 votes

Closed

Taylor Fournier

pro

• Apr 15

I think the copy on the right feels more safe // inclusive, while the one on the left feels like it's taking a shot at its competitors. You're right, each one could be perfect dependent on the client persona—but as a consumer (who also works in marketing), I've learned that...