Projects in HyderabadProjects in Hyderabad
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3d spinner logo
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Redesign and framer development of Midship.ai
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Website design for a next-gen affiliate marketing SaaS 🙌
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Vidh - Edtech Landing Page on Framer
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Cover image for Loveletta is a personalized jewelry
Loveletta is a personalized jewelry brand I built and run for customers across the US. On the technical side, I customized the Shopify theme in Liquid, built the personalization fields so customers can add names and messages that carry through to each order, and set up the product structure, collections and SEO so the store is easy to manage and easy to find. I also run the brand's Instagram, using AI tools to produce the posts, carousels and reels that bring customers to the store.
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Good data
Clean Data. Better Decisions. Good data work starts with accuracy. I help organize, clean, and validate data so that spreadsheets and datasets are easier to use and trust. From data entry and formatting to identifying duplicates and inconsistencies, I focus on keeping every detail clear and consistent. Accuracy → Consistency → Reliable data.
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The era of the specialist is over, and honestly, good. First Data Scientist, then UI/UX, and lately I've been making AI visuals- both pictures and videos. Here's what I got wrong first. Most AI videos are bad because people ask it to make a whole scene. You write a paragraph, hope for the best, and do it again. It's like a slot machine with a monthly fee. So I stopped writing prompts and started giving it pictures. I made a still first. A still is easy to judge and easy to throw away. If the light and the crop are right, I have made every decision before anything moves. Then I animated that still. Six seconds. One job. Nothing else moves. Then the fun part. I took the last frame of that clip and used it as the first frame of the next one. That frame had a hairline crack across a mirror. So the second generation didn't need a mirror described to it. It already had one. Cracked. Lit the way I lit it. All it had to do was break the thing. And lo and behold, within three iterations, I achieved my anticipated result and merged the videos together. So, personal lesson is to develop such videos upon last frames from the desired output produced- akin to the software development WATERFALL model- damn, once a techie, always a techie :P - what a complex and narrowly understandable analogy. So: how was it? Be honest. And what say you? Do you agree with my hook?
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