Snip, Subscription Killer Landing Page
Designed and built Snip, a cinematic landing page concept for a subscription-cancelling product, with scroll-driven storytelling, 3D visuals and an interactive demo.
Problem: people lose money every month to subscriptions they forgot, and cancelling is made hard on purpose.
What I did: defined the concept (“Cut the cords”), the page structure, the visual system and the motion plan, then built the front end with Emergent.
Highlights: scroll-driven storytelling (pain, the cut, relief), 3D and animated visuals, an interactive demo, a pricing section and a waitlist form.
Status: front-end concept, in active development.
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SpendWise
A personal expense tracker built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Users can add, edit, and delete income and expenses, with totals showing their income, spending, and remaining balance. Transactions are saved in localStorage, so they remain after refreshing the page.
This project helped me practice working with arrays and objects, handling user interactions, calculating totals, and building a responsive interface.
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A full internship/industrial attachment management platform for Ho Technical University, built with three distinct role-based portals: Admin, Company, and Supervisor. Features include AI-powered student-company matching, digital logbook review workflows, automated attachment letter generation with live template editing, application tracking, and platform-wide analytics. Designed the complete UX in Figma, then built it in React/Next.js with a focus on clear information architecture across complex, permission-based user flows. Currently in active development.
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Recently, I shipped the core Links View for Peckr.me.
The goal was to replicate the utility of Dub.co’s interface while ensuring the code remains performant and maintainable.
List Items: I implemented a custom row component that renders the target URL, the short link, and associated metadata (timestamps and click stats) in a scan-able format.
Filtering & Search: The top bar includes the UI structure for filtering and display customisation, essential for power users managing hundreds of links.
Tagging System: Visual indicators for categorised links (e.g., the red tag pill) to allow for quick visual parsing.
It’s a clean, production-grade interface ready to be hooked up to the database.
Repo: https://github.com/gyenabubakar/peckr.me
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