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Alexia Valenzuela
proPhoenix, USA
Fixing & building AI apps with clean UX + reliable outputs
New to Contra
Fixing & building AI apps with clean UX + reliable outputs
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This project is an AI-driven coaching and behavior platform designed around women’s physiological cycles, combining health tracking, guided routines, and structured coaching into a single system. The product integrates glucose tracking and cycle-based fasting protocols, adapting recommendations based on different phases of a woman’s cycle. Instead of static tracking, the experience shifts contextually, guiding users through daily decisions, energy patterns, and habits in a way that feels aligned rather than restrictive. A key part of the system is the coaching layer. The platform supports both 1:1 coaching and multi-week group programs, where users move through structured lesson plans, guided routines, and check-ins. The experience is designed to feel continuous, not fragmented, blending education, action, and reflection into one flow. There is also a built-in spiritual component, where scripture and reflection prompts are integrated into the experience alongside behavioral guidance. This creates a more holistic system that supports not only physical health, but mental and emotional alignment. From a product perspective, the focus was on designing a system that encourages consistency and long-term engagement. This includes adaptive feedback, clear progression, and interaction patterns that reinforce daily use without overwhelming the user. The result is not just a tracking tool, but a structured environment for behavior change, combining health data, coaching systems, and guided experiences into one cohesive platform.
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This project focused on executing a fully designed website into a live, responsive Framer build within a tight deadline. The design, structure, and copy were already finalized. The goal was precise implementation, performance, and clean delivery without compromising visual quality. Section 2: My Role I handled the full execution layer inside Framer, including: Translating static designs into responsive layouts. Structuring reusable components. Implementing interactions and transitions. Ensuring consistency in spacing, typography, and hierarchy Final QA and publishing This was purely a build-focused role. Prioritizing accuracy, speed, and polish.  Section 3: Execution Approach To ensure a smooth and fast delivery, I followed a structured approach: Design Audit Reviewed layout, spacing systems, and component patterns before building. Component System Setup Built reusable sections to maintain consistency and speed up implementation. Responsive Build Designed across breakpoints early — not as an afterthought. Interaction Layer Added subtle motion and transitions to elevate the experience without overcomplicating it. Final QA + Polish Checked alignment, spacing, responsiveness, and performance before publishing. Section 4: Outcome Delivered a fully functional, published Framer site within deadline Maintained high visual accuracy to the original design Ensured clean responsiveness across devices Created a polished, production-ready experience The result was a smooth transition from design to live product with no execution gaps. Section 5: Key Strength I focus on the execution stage where most projects lose quality. Instead of treating development as a technical step, I approach it as a continuation of design, where spacing, timing, and responsiveness are just as important as layout. That’s what allows me to deliver builds that feel finished, not just functional.
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DoseCTRL — Clinical UX System (Biotech Aesthetic Layer) One-liner A biotech-inspired interface system that blends clinical clarity with premium, sensory-driven design. Problem Health tracking tools often feel either overly clinical or overly generic, failing to build trust or emotional engagement. Users need an interface that feels both medically credible and personally engaging. Solution DoseCTRL introduces a visual system inspired by molecular structures, liquid forms, and soft clinical environments. The UI balances precision and calmness, reinforcing trust while maintaining usability. Experience System Visual language derived from glass, liquid, and molecular structures Soft gradients and translucency to create depth without distraction Minimal UI layers to reduce cognitive load Interaction flow designed for speed and repetition Key Interaction Moments Fast log entry with minimal fields and immediate feedback Timeline updates instantly after each action Subtle visual hierarchy guiding attention without overwhelm Reminder prompts that re-engage users without friction Visual / Aesthetic Direction Neutral base (off-white, beige) with soft biotech blue accents Glassmorphism elements to create a premium clinical feel High spacing and clean typography for clarity Subtle depth and shadow for a tactile interface Technical Considerations Mobile-first responsive design (Next.js + Tailwind) Component-based architecture for scalability Lightweight rendering for fast interactions Structured data model supporting future expansion Outcome / Impact The interface elevates the perception of peptide tracking from a utility tool to a trusted system. It creates a foundation where users feel both guided and in control, increasing long-term engagement and retention.
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Trivium Cohort — A Multi-Role Learning Ecosystem Overview Trivium Cohort is a connected educational platform designed to unify students, parents, and teachers into a shared digital environment. Instead of treating each role as separate, the system creates a cohort-based experience where progress, communication, and engagement are continuously visible and interactive. The platform transforms traditional education workflows into a dynamic, role-specific experience, blending structure, gamification, and emotional engagement. ⸻ 🧠 Core Concept A three-sided system where each user experiences the same data differently through tailored UI/UX: ⸻ 👩‍🏫 Teacher Experience (Tools + Control Layer) Purpose: Provide clarity, oversight, and control. UI/UX Direction: • Clean, dashboard-driven interface • Data visualization (progress tracking, completion rates) • Task and curriculum management tools • Cohort-level insights Key Features: • Assign tasks and lesson plans • View student progress and trends • Generate worksheets and structured content • Monitor engagement across the cohort 👉 Feels like: Command center + analytics dashboard ⸻ 🧒 Student Experience (Immersive + Game-Like) Purpose: Make learning feel interactive, motivating, and alive. UI/UX Direction: • 3D-inspired or spatial interface • “World-like” navigation (classroom, tasks, progress zones) • Gamified progression system Key Features: • Interactive task completion (“quests”) • Visual progress (levels, points, achievements) • Direct connection to teacher and parent • 2-player interactive experiences with parent 👉 Feels like: A playable learning world ⸻ 👨‍👩‍👧 Parent Experience (Emotional + Engaged) Purpose: Turn passive observation into active participation. UI/UX Direction: • Soft, immersive digital environment • Less “gamey,” more guided + rewarding • Focus on emotional reinforcement and visibility Key Features: • Real-time activity feed (child progress, achievements) • Interactive engagement tools (encouragement, participation) • Shared experiences with child (light gamification) • Clear visibility into growth and development 👉 Feels like: A nurturing, interactive support space ⸻ 🔁 Core System Loop 1. Teacher assigns task 2. Student completes task (gamified interaction) 3. Progress is updated + visualized 4. Parent receives update + engages 5. Student receives feedback + motivation → Loop reinforces consistency, connection, and accountability ⸻ 💡 Differentiation Unlike traditional education tools, Trivium Cohort: • Designs 3 completely different UX layers for the same system • Integrates family engagement directly into the product loop • Uses gamification selectively (fun for students, meaningful for parents, structured for teachers) • Treats learning as a shared experience, not an isolated task ⸻ 🎯 Outcome A platform where: • Students feel motivated • Parents feel involved • Teachers feel in control All within a single, cohesive system
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Kevin Blackburn
proPhoenix, USA
AI SaaS architect for scalable MVPs and workflows.
New to Contra
AI SaaS architect for scalable MVPs and workflows.
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Stroller Quest is a mobile game and recovery support experience designed to make postpartum care more engaging, consistent, and approachable for moms. The project combines playful interaction with real-world care support, helping users stay connected to healthy routines, recovery stages, and recommended products that support their wellness journey. At its core, the app turns movement and daily care into a simple, rewarding experience. Moms can walk, collect care-related items, avoid hazards, complete missions, and progress through supportive stages that reinforce consistency and recovery habits. The experience is designed to be fun and uplifting, while also serving a deeper purpose: helping users remain engaged in their own care path. A key part of the concept is the cognitive and emotional support layer. The app is designed not only as a game, but as a gentle wellness companion that can encourage structure, progress, and positive reinforcement during a time when many mothers need support the most. By combining daily goals, gratitude-focused elements, recovery routines, and care-stage progression, the app helps create a more mindful and motivating experience that can positively support mental wellness and postpartum recovery habits. The project also connects recovery engagement with care and product alignment. As moms move through different stages, the app can help sync their needs with the types of products, resources, and supportive care items that may be most relevant to them. This makes the experience more than entertainment — it becomes an interactive layer that helps bridge wellness, education, and product support. Stroller Quest is being developed as both a standalone mobile experience and a companion engagement layer that can integrate with broader maternal care ecosystems such as BelliBind. The current foundation is live in a simplified form, with Version 2.0 in development to introduce expanded visuals, improved gameplay depth, stronger progression systems, and a more polished care-support experience. Key Features You can paste these as bullets if Contra allows them: Walking-based gameplay that encourages progress through movement Collectible care items such as hydration, baby-care, and recovery-themed objects Hazard avoidance mechanics to create fun, active play Missions and rewards that reinforce daily participation Progression system that motivates consistency and habit-building Cognitive support layer that encourages mindfulness, structure, and positive reinforcement Recovery-stage support designed to align with a mom’s care journey Product syncing concept to connect users with the care items and support products they need Standalone or integrated design that can operate independently or connect with a larger wellness platform Version 2.0 roadmap focused on visual polish, deeper gameplay, and expanded features
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BelliBind is a multi-role SaaS platform designed to support postpartum care, product commerce, specialist services, and administrative operations in one connected digital experience. The platform was built to move beyond a simple e-commerce website and create a full operating system for the business. It includes tailored client onboarding, personalized assessment flows, specialist dashboards, agency management, product recommendations, order tracking, Shopify/Stripe integration readiness, admin approvals, training resources, and developer testing tools. My focus was to design and structure a scalable application experience that could support multiple user types: clients, specialists, agencies, and administrators. Each role needed its own workflow, permissions, dashboard views, and operational actions while still connecting back to the same business process. Key areas of the build included: Client journey assessment for pregnancy and postpartum support Specialist onboarding, approval, and client management workflows Admin dashboard for pending actions, product management, users, orders, and service areas Marketplace experience for recommending products to clients Order management and fulfillment visibility Shopify and Stripe integration planning Training resource flows for education and specialist enablement Test data generation and developer tools for QA and workflow validation This project demonstrates my ability to take a complex business model and translate it into a structured SaaS platform with clean user flows, role-based experiences, operational dashboards, commerce logic, and scalable architecture. The goal was not just to create screens - it was to create a system that could help the business manage care, commerce, specialists, clients, approvals, and growth from one unified platform.
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SMI Continuity Layer for AI-Built Applications
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Pacific Grease is a custom quote and operations platform designed to help a product-based business manage complex pricing, customer quotes, credit workflows, product documentation, regional rules, and admin controls from one centralized system. The project was built to move a spreadsheet-heavy quoting process into a scalable SaaS-style application. The platform supports demo access, quote creation, customer and sales rep details, regional pricing logic, pallet rules, product price editing, commission visibility, quote previews, PDF readiness, credit application review, email workflows, TDS document management, and configurable feature flags. My role focused on structuring the system architecture, workflows, and user experience so the business could manage quoting with more accuracy, consistency, and operational control. The system needed to support real-world complexity, including country-based pricing, different package types, product documentation requirements, quote expiration, sales commission calculations, manager visibility, and admin-controlled configuration. Key areas of the build included: Customer and sales representative quote workflow Quote summary, preview, and PDF-ready output Product catalog and base pricing management Quick price editing with change tracking Pricing rules and regional pallet logic Commission breakdown and margin visibility Credit application review and email workflow TDS document upload and product matching Admin settings, feature flags, and system configuration Demo-mode access for fast review and stakeholder testing This project demonstrates my ability to take an operational business process and convert it into a structured SaaS platform with role-based workflows, pricing intelligence, document readiness, admin controls, and scalable application architecture. The goal was not just to build a quoting form - it was to create a business operations system that helps teams quote faster, protect margins, manage complexity, and prepare the platform for future integrations and growth.
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Ovi Demetrian Jr
Phoenix, USA
Extensive design background
Extensive design background
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Transform fitness mobile app
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Blocks Edit visual CMS
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Evaluate to Win web app
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Blocks Edit promo site
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Stephan Shere
Scottsdale, USA
Custom software solutions that deliver measurable results.
$5k+
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Custom software solutions that deliver measurable results.
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FLYP
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Scalable SaaS Platform Development for Contigen
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FLYP - Fully Lever Your Policy - Exquisite Software
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