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Harry Menday
City of Melbourne, Australia
Designer of intuitive digital products and websites
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Swipe right on your next meal. New Framer component: a Tinder-style swipe mechanic but for built for food. The idea is simple. You're hungry, you don't know what you want, and scrolling a menu feels like homework. So instead — swipe. Like it, skip it, find your next meal in seconds. Built this as an interactive hero section to stress test the component and honestly, it's one of the most satisfying things I've made. The interaction feels fun, the animation is smooth, and the concept practically sells itself. No food app yet (if you're also interested hmu 😅). Framer components are too fun, more experiments to come!
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Creative exploration > perfection. New Framer component: a scratch-reveal effect that strips away the top image to uncover whatever's underneath. Customisable brush style, size, and particle control, and genuinely satisfying to interact with. Is it the most performance-optimised thing I've ever built? No. Load speed is a real consideration and I wouldn't throw this on a live site tomorrow. But that's not always the point. Testing, pushing, and understanding the limits of what's buildable in Framer is how you get better, and this was exactly that. May it find a home on the right project someday. For now, the component library grows. Three components deep. Just getting started.
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First Framer components. Built from scratch. Shipped same day. Set myself a challenge today, learn and build my first custom Framer components. Nothing groundbreaking, but functional & two of them. Revolver Text: a text scramble animation that cycles through characters before landing on the final word. The kind of detail that makes a hero section impossible to scroll past. Revolver Wheel: a fully custom 360° circular image animation. Smooth, continuous, and incredibly customisable. Both are built with full Framer UI controls, meaning they drop into any project and customise without touching a line of code. Day one of building Framer components. Not the last.
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The House of Boheme: WordPress to Squarespace Migration for a Wellness & Lifestyle Brand The House of Boheme is a Norfolk-based wellness brand and they approached me to migrate their clunky, heavy Wordpress site to Squarespace. The client was insistent on moving to Squarespace. Not my platform of choice, I prefer the design freedom of Framer, but the brief was clear and the challenge was real: migrate a complex WordPress build, preserve the look and feel exactly, and make it work within Squarespace's constraints. That meant going deep on custom CSS to replicate typography, spacing, and layout details that Squarespace doesn't natively support. The result is a faithful recreation of the original site on a platform the client can confidently manage themselves.
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Angeline M
Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia
I help businesses deliver on-brand & scalable experiences
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I help businesses deliver on-brand & scalable experiences
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M.Booth turns two people's photos, taken apart, into one photobooth strip, as if they were taken together. It's built for long-distance couples who miss the small physical proof of a shared moment, the strip from a random Tuesday, not just the big anniversary photo. The core mechanic: one partner shoots first, the second partner joins via a link and poses against a live overlay of the first photo so the two line up naturally. Three snaps each, composited into a Korean-style photobooth strip, in a warm 90s-film style. - Started with Claude to create prompt - Generated design in Flowstep - Connected to Claude Code - Created an MVP web app : https://mbooth-nine.vercel.app/ (just the core mechanic of taking 1 photo asynchronously) - Created images in illustrator, gen AI - Refined, refined, refined in Flowstep and Figma https://app.flowstep.ai/file?activeFileId=932d9289-665b-41c8-a914-d8c0f5be037a
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I built a live shopping UI concept built entirely in Rive, featuring original illustrated assets and a data-bound countdown timer that drives urgency into the flash sale experience. Every interaction is powered by Rive's state machine and timer data binding to feel truly connected to a real shopping stream. First time learning animation in Rive, honestly I spent too much time on debugging and figuring out how to make things work 😂 But I had fun doing the animation.
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Building a cohesive digital media system for Mindsets Learning I built a cohesive brand system for Mindsets Learning, from style guide to social content, campaigns, website design, presentations, email, print materials, and video production.
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One day I want to open a bagel shop. For now, I got to prototype the whole brand instead, logo, packaging, poster, video using Envato's gen AI tools. It's a surprisingly solid all-in-one kit for image and video generation. My Workflow - Sketched the logo on paper first, pulling inspiration from Envato's geometric patterns, I go for a monochromatic, warm, geometric logo. - Built the final logo in Illustrator, then handed it to AI with clear sketches and direction. - Used AI to rapid-generate mockups across t-shirts, packaging, and posters. - Iterated through a brand animation, testing multiple storyboard approaches before landing on the final version. - Generate music via Envato AI then edit in After Effects. My Human by Design Moment My first animation storyboard for the logo was low-fidelity, so the AI output felt random. I assumed the fix was more detail, so I redid it with the final logo and tighter instructions. AI overcorrected. It added motion and elements I never asked for, and the result was more confusing, not less. I made a different call. Instead of adding more, I stripped the storyboard down to just two frames: a start and an end. No extra instruction for AI to misread, no room for it to improvise. Designers has design in mind, our goal is to visualise that vision. AI helps along the way, but only when I gave it clarity. Simpler instruction with examples what finally got a clean, consistent animation out of it, one I could adapt across other bagel without starting over. Curious on how other make the AI works? Youtube: https://youtu.be/-HQX598KRK0
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Saif Al-Musawi
Melbourne VIC, Australia
Sales Analyst | Commercial Growth | Data-Driven | AI
Sales Analyst | Commercial Growth | Data-Driven | AI
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Project Title: AI-Driven Sales Intelligence & Workflow Automation The Business Challenge: Manual lead qualification and inconsistent follow-up processes created massive operational bottlenecks, leading to lost conversion opportunities and stalled revenue growth. The Architectural Solution: I architected a closed-loop automation framework to standardize the sales lifecycle. This solution features: Real-time Intelligence: An AI-processing layer that dynamically extracts customer data and matches insurance policy profiles during live interactions. Automated Conversion Pathways: A logic-driven branching model that differentiates between "Ready to Buy" signals and "Needs Time" triggers, ensuring zero lost leads through automated callbacks and personalized SMS sequences. Systemic Optimization: A feedback loop that feeds interaction data back into the performance analytics engine to continuously refine recommendation accuracy and time efficiency. The Impact: Transformed fragmented sales interactions into a high-visibility, data-backed system, directly improving lead recovery rates and operational throughput.
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Project Title: Enterprise Sales Intelligence & Governance Dashboard (PoC) The Strategy: Before deploying the full-scale governance model, I architected this Proof of Concept (PoC) to validate data-source alignment and core reporting requirements with key stakeholders. The Outcome: This prototype allowed us to stress-test the data model and refine the KPIs, ensuring the final, production-grade dashboard was perfectly aligned with executive decision-making needs.
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This piece of work was part of the continuation from the RFP Qualification Agent that I built. This worked on the response given from the other agent once our piece we picked is qualified to understand timelines, dates, and who to get onto the submission of the proposal. Also should mention that it plans what forms or documents we should fill.
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Built an AI-driven RFP qualification agent that automates the evaluation of tender requirements, identifies key risks, and highlights escalation triggers to support faster and more consistent bid/no-bid decisions.
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