So I built PlotLine, a connected canvas where one raw idea instantly becomes:
→ LinkedIn post
→ Twitter thread
→ Video script
→ High-converting hooks (with a winner picked automatically)
No tabs. No copy-paste. No context switching.
Just drop an idea… and watch agents collaborate in real time.
The wild part?
Pick a winning hook → everything updates across platforms.
Like your content system is actually thinking with you.
Try: https://plotline-fe4p.onrender.com/
Still early, but this changes how content gets created:
From linear → to living systems.
Curious what you’d build with a canvas like this 👇
GoVista Journeys - A travel landing page designed to make people dream of their next destination.
A travel company based in Leicester, UK, needed a visually engaging landing page to showcase its destinations and travel experiences while its larger website was being prepared.
The goal was simple: make a strong first impression through beautiful travel imagery, a clean layout, and a design that makes people want to explore more.
Because in travel, the journey can begin long before the booking. ✈️
What catches your attention first on a travel website: the images, the destinations, or the overall design? 👇
Designing a fragrance website with 2 sections that feels as premium as the product.
Built a fragrance experience where the product takes center stage.
I wanted the website to feel as refined as the fragrances themselves minimal layout, strong typography, immersive product visuals, and subtle interactions that make exploring each scent feel premium.
The goal wasn’t to fill the page with elements, but to give every product enough space to create its own presence.
Built with Next.js, with a focus on responsive design, smooth interactions, and a polished browsing experience.
The product imagery is doing most of the work here. Did you use art-directed mobile crops, or keep one image with a different object position? That can preserve label detail without loading the full desktop asset.