Started a new Web3 project in the security space.
Lovable (https://contra.com/lovable?view=people) is my first AI tool to build the MVP.
Not perfect, but when the business needs speed, this gets idea to something real much faster.
It’s not perfect. Honestly, far from it.
But that’s kind of the point.
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A full UI/UX exploration for a gamified entrance exam platform. Testing environments require focus, so the user interface was intentionally structured to minimize cognitive load while looking exceptionally modern.
What I focused on:
Visual Framework: Leveraging Frosted-Glass UI overlays over a deep, focus-oriented violet gradient background.
UX Efficiency: A highly clear exam navigation grid, prominent progress tracking, and unmistakable primary actions ("Submit" buttons).
Branding Consistency: Aligning clean typography with the app's professional identity.
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Excited to share my latest exploration for Calivra™, a premium smart chair brand that bridges the gap between advanced neuro-ergonomics and modern wellness.
The goal of this landing page was to make high-tech feel deeply human. Instead of the typical cold, tech-heavy aesthetic, I went for a warm, grounding, and luxurious vibe to reflect the ultimate comfort the product provides.
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A website redesign project for Charis Academy, completed through the same digital agency involved in previous projects. The project focused on redesigning three key pages of the existing WordPress website—Home, About, and Program—while maintaining consistency with the site's existing visual identity.
I was responsible for redesigning and implementing three main pages: Home, About, and Program. Unlike projects where complete mockups were provided, this project required me to work more independently on the layout direction. I used the existing website as a reference, studying its typography, color system, and overall visual language before developing the new layouts. I then translated the redesigned sections into WordPress using WPBakery while ensuring that the new pages remained visually consistent with the existing website.
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“Tuesday after five. Two rackets. We’ll bring our own balls.”
A simple request can leave a venue owner checking court availability, counting equipment, and confirming details through several messages.
I built Rally House for a fictional San Francisco padel club with two courts and shared rental gear, bringing those details into one connected booking.
Players describe their plan, adjust the booking choices, choose an available court, and see the total before confirming. Their player pass brings the session and pickup details together, while My sessions keeps their bookings accessible in a calendar on the same browser.
For the owner, that same reservation appears in the schedule with its equipment attached. Staff can see which court is booked, how many rackets remain available, and what to prepare before the players arrive.
The goal is simple: make booking easier for players and reduce the coordination behind every session.
Customer side: https://rally-house.lovable.app
(https://rally-house.lovable.app)Venue workspace: https://rally-house.lovable.app/venue/login
Built with Lovable
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Starting from an observation of how many teams struggle to manage customer conversations across multiple channels, I developed this study case to explore a more centralized and efficient solution.
Krool is designed as an AI-powered communication and CRM platform with a single main dashboard that unifies all interactions, reduces manual work, and helps teams automatically prioritize leads through AI.
Check the details : https://www.behance.net/gallery/233681637/Krool-CRM-Dashboard
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Project I worked on came through the same long-standing agency client involved in the MMSR project. The continued collaboration was a meaningful opportunity and allowed me to further develop my skills by working on a project for an international end client. The project was for a company providing fire safety and protection services to organizations in Virginia, including kitchen fire suppression systems, fire extinguishers, and emergency lighting.
I was responsible for developing the website independently using WordPress and Elementor. The design and layout had already been provided by the end client, so my primary responsibility was to translate the approved design into a functional website. Communication was handled exclusively through the agency, with client feedback being relayed to me throughout the development and revision process. The initial development took approximately three days, while subsequent feedback and revisions required around 7–10 days depending on the agency’s communication schedule. Despite the dependency on the feedback process, I successfully completed the website within the agreed timeline and implemented the requested revisions.
Kindly check it out here: https://sefirepro.com/
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