FORMÉ — Premium Custom Apparel Studio
Built with Base44 for the #Base44Challenge.
FORMÉ is a premium custom apparel studio concept designed to help brands, businesses, and creators bring their clothing ideas to life.
The website features a modern editorial design and interactive experiences, including a Product Lab, customer account, admin dashboard, and project inquiry workflow.
This project explores how thoughtful UI/UX design and AI-powered development can turn a creative business idea into a functional digital experience.
Live Website: https://forme-fashion.base44.app
Admin Dashboard: https://forme-fashion.base44.app/studio-admin
Admin Login Credentials
Username: admin@forme
Password: 123456
#Base44 #Base44Challenge #WebDesign #UIDesign
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AI UGC Video Ads | Beauty Brand Concepts
Sample demo reel created for portfolio purposes featuring three AI UGC-style video ads for beauty and skincare products — a hydrating serum and a volumizing mascara. Demonstrates AI avatar integration, hook-first scripting, AI voiceover, and short-form video editing optimized for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. All ads were independently produced as spec work to showcase creative and technical capabilities. Not an official brand collaboration.
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Bebo Rae’s Social Kitchen | Restaurant Branding & Visual Identity
Category: Brand Identity · Logo Design · Brand Guidelines · Packaging · Social Media Design
Bebo Rae’s Social Kitchen is a restaurant branding project inspired by the fusion of Texas BBQ, Mexican cuisine, and cultural heritage.
The objective was to create a bold, memorable visual identity that communicates more than food — celebrating tradition, community, and the experience of bringing people together.
At the center of the identity is a custom-illustrated mascot combining a Mexican calavera with a headdress inspired by Indigenous cultural references, including the client's Lipan Apache heritage. The character incorporates cooking utensils and expressive details to communicate the brand's culinary personality.
The visual system combines striking red, black, and white branding with energetic accent colors, decorative patterns, and typography that balances personality with readability.
Beyond the primary logo, the project includes brand guidelines, logo variations, promotional graphics, packaging concepts, merchandise applications, and food-truck branding.
The result is a distinctive and flexible visual identity designed to maintain a recognizable personality across both physical and digital touchpoints.
Creative Focus: Custom mascot illustration, culturally inspired visual storytelling, brand identity systems, and real-world brand applications.
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The Flowstep Challenge was an interesting feat that involved solving a puzzle.The Flowstep Challenge was a challenge to solve a puzzle.
Project link: https://app.flowstep.ai/file?activeFileId=da7ebe18-ef82-4561-a2ad-3069a37a6c0e
This has been an issue I have had on my mind for quite a while.
We tend to throw away broken items when they're too costly to repair. Three year old kettle. After seven, there is a washing machine. We assume that they are "too far gone. We don't often ask them if they can be fixed because it is just easier to get a replacement.
The knowledge for repairing already present. iFixit has been recording repairs for a more than 15 years. But that info is only in forums, behind model numbers that most people don't know about, and it's never when you're standing in front of a broken product with a screwdriver in your hand.
Thus the object goes into the trash can.
It's one of the little, silent ways millions of perfectly repairable products are discarded each year.
My answer is BENCH.
It's a walk down memory lane for physical items. Just point your phone at a broken thing, and BENCH will tell you what the problem is, if it's fixable, how to fix it, and will remember it all.
Complete flow
Scan
Photograph one of the damaged items. BENCH identifies it from just one photograph.
Break it down
The object is broken down into its constituent parts and each discernible part is named.
Diagnose
BENCH is able to identify the most probable failed component, and why it failed, and also give a confidence score for each diagnosis.
Repair
Follow a step by step repair procedure, from a single screw to replacing a component to soldering repair. BENCH can also make recommendations for an auto repair shop if one is required.
Attempts matter
A halfway completed repair is a repair attempt. BENCH recorded repairs; did not hide repairs.
Automatic repair log
Once the repair is complete BENCH automatically logs the failure, the replacement and the amount of waste that was diverted from landfill. Manual typing is not required.
The Shelf
Each object has its own lifespan record, such as its age, repairs, maintenance, environmental effects, etc.
There is no “Buy a replacement” button on BENCH, you can order a replacement part but you won't be able to order a brand new replacement part through the app.
Handover
All repair records are attached to the object. If it is sold or donated, the next owner will get the entire repair history.
How I built it
The prototype was developed with the help of Claude + Flowstep via MCP.
All screens created with prompts using the Flowstep MCP server. I have never used Canvas to make any interface by hand. All of the project was created via prompts; Claude is managed by get-design-guidelines and update-design-guidelines and these prompts were all sourced from a single DESIGN.md (http://DESIGN.md) file.
The prototype has a uniform design system as all screens are designed the same way, so there is no need to maintain each screen manually.
Making BENCH a real product
All of the features exhibited in the prototype are technologically feasible in today's environment.
iFixit API – Repair guides, teardown instructions and parts identification.
Nearby repair shops / Repair Café locations: Overpass API / OpenStreetMap.
Wikidata REST API for product metadata, manufacturing year and product lineage.
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