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Every recipe app asks what you want to cook. I never know that. I know what's in my kitchen. So I built SlopCook (https://slopcook.figma.site). ADD what you have in your kitchen closet. It tells you what you can make based on those. 🧺 The Cooking Page has a fridge with magnets and stickers. Drag things around. Tap a card and watch the fridge open into cooking mode. Oh u can also add your image to put in the fridge if you want. ⏱️ Cooking page is distraction free. Step by step guides. Timer on each step so you don't burn your spices (I used to do that. A LOT) Built as a PWA so it works on any device. Not a programmer. 150+ prompts. Zeroooo tools outside Figma Make. It actually surprised me. How easy the uiux is + superb consistent This is what I wanted to exist. So I made it. Thank you 😃 @Contra HQ @Figma
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Stop Recording the Past. Start Protecting the Present. Traditional CCTV has a major flaw: it only tells you how you got robbed after it already happened. For property managers, retail owners, and apartment boards, passive surveillance isn’t enough anymore. You don't need a digital witness—you need an active intelligence officer. That’s why I built the Real-time NeuraSense Vision Suite. NeuraSense bridges the gap between High-Speed Computer Vision and Generative AI to turn standard security cameras into a proactive digital shield. What makes NeuraSense different? True Behavioral Intelligence: We’re way past basic motion detection. NeuraSense understands human intent. It easily differentiates between a resident unlocking a door and an unauthorized visitor "piggybacking" through a secure gate. Sub-Second Latency Alerts: When a threat like loitering, theft, or forced entry occurs, a real-time alert hits your mobile app in under a second—giving your team the power to intervene before a situation escalates. Talk to Your Data: Powered by Gemini AI, security teams and property managers can query their surveillance system using natural language. Want to know how many delivery trucks entered today or find a specific incident? Just ask. Incident reporting is now 10x faster. Who is this for? Property Managers & Apartment Owners looking to slash liability and secure common areas. Remote Security Authorities needing high-fidelity, low-noise alerts to manage multiple sites efficiently. Retail Owners aiming to curb shrink and loitering without hiring massive security details. Security shouldn't be a post-mortem exercise. If you are looking to upgrade your property's safety from reactive to proactive, let’s connect.
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“Cart data needs attention” is not a warning I’d ignore on an ecommerce account. Especially if you're running Shopping or Performance Max. I recently worked on a setup where Google Ads was recording conversions, but the cart data wasn't being passed properly. The account was showing: Before: Cart data needs attention At first glance, you might think: “Conversions are coming in, so what's the problem?” The problem is that a purchase conversion alone doesn't tell Google everything it needs to understand the transaction. For ecommerce, the product information matters too. Which product was added? What was its ID? How many units? What was the cart value? Without that information being passed correctly, Google has less context about what people are actually buying. During the audit, I found a few issues: Cart events weren't sending the required product data correctly The dataLayer wasn't providing complete add_to_cart information Enhanced Conversions wasn't fully configured Consent Mode was affecting the signals being sent So the fix wasn't simply “install another tag.” The data flow needed to be checked from the storefront all the way into Google Ads. I fixed the ecommerce dataLayer, validated the add_to_cart and purchase events, configured Enhanced Conversions, and checked that Consent Mode was behaving correctly. After the changes, the diagnostics moved to: Recording conversions: Active Enhanced Conversions: Active Consent Mode: Active Cart data: Excellent That's the part I think ecommerce advertisers often overlook. A conversion showing up in Google Ads doesn't automatically mean your ecommerce tracking is healthy. You can have purchases being recorded while product IDs, quantities, values or consent signals are incomplete. And if you're running PMax or other value-based campaigns, those details matter because your bidding decisions are built around the data you send back. This is why I spend so much time looking beyond whether a tag “fires.” I want to know whether the right data is being collected, passed and understood by the platforms that are using it. If you're seeing “Cart data needs attention” in Google Ads, or your Shopify/WooCommerce tracking doesn't quite look right, feel free to connect or message me. Have you checked your Google Ads conversion diagnostics recently? #GoogleAds #PMax #EcommerceTracking #ConversionTracking #GoogleTagManager #EnhancedConversions
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Designing a fintech eWallet home screen is not about showing features—it’s about reducing anxiety. When I started this design, my first question was simple: What does a user need to feel confident within the first 3 seconds? That insight shaped every decision. The balance is placed front and center, not buried, because financial clarity builds trust. Primary actions like Withdraw, Transfer, and Pay Bill are surfaced immediately to reduce cognitive load and eliminate hesitation. No scrolling, no guessing. Quick Transfer is intentionally visual. Faces over names reduce decision time and make money movement feel human rather than transactional. Transactions follow a clear hierarchy with color-coded feedback, helping users instantly understand money in vs money out without reading details.
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