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Jemirae Agency
proTokyo, Japan
Engineering Global Systems with Elite African Talent.
$1k+
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Engineering Global Systems with Elite African Talent.
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Lockedin HQ | Unified Athlete OS & Digital CV Platform
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Casa De Crystal | Enterprise Real Estate & Legacy Branding
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Lockedin HQ | Full Brand Architecture and Identity System
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Lockedin HQ | The 1,000+ User Waitlist Website Engine Link to the website : https://lockedinhq.org/ Strategic Demand Validation for the Athlete Economy Jemirae engineered the digital gateway for Lockedin HQ to capture elite athletes and global brands pre-launch. By prioritizing Institutional Authority over flashy trends, we built a landing page that secured 1,000+ organic signups, providing the market validation needed for seed-stage growth. The Strategy: Building Trust Before the Product We treated the landing page as a Strategic Filter, not just a website. Our Logic-Driven approach focused on: Institutional Trust: A dark, high-contrast UI and Senior typography signaled a professional career tool, distancing the brand from generic social apps. Outcome-Driven Messaging: We replaced feature lists with high-authority value propositions: The Centralized OS for the Athlete Economy. The Scarcity Hook: Minimalist grid layouts created an Exclusive VIP atmosphere, driving immediate waitlist conversions. Technical Execution: Conversion Engineering To achieve a 1,000+ user milestone without ad spend, we focused on: High-Visibility CTA: A zero-noise hero section with a 1-field signup process for maximum conversion. Performance Engineering: Sub-second load times on mobile to capture high-velocity traffic from athlete social channels. Mobile-First UX: Optimized for one-handed interaction and instant trust-building. The Impact: Measured Business Results 1,000+ High-Intent Leads: Generated entirely through organic design strategy. Investor Readiness: Provided the Proof of Concept data required for early-stage funding. Market Authority: Successfully positioned Lockedin HQ as the Source of Truth in the NIL space before a single line of core code was written.
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louis gersten
Shinjuku City, Japan
creating digital experiences that you want to come back to
creating digital experiences that you want to come back to
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festival website redesign
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real estate website revamp
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product design for e-learning platform
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ux and ui for an ai review analyzer
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Yoshiko Nonaka
Tokyo, Japan
Bilingual Copywriter & Brand Messaging Strategist
New to Contra
Bilingual Copywriter & Brand Messaging Strategist
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SK-II – Dialogue & Narrative Adaptation for Japan Context Global content-driven campaign spanning TV and digital formats, with involvement from storyboard-level materials through subtitle adaptation. Challenge Maintaining emotional nuance and character-driven humor in Japanese, where repeated dialogue in the TV commercial risked flattening tone and reducing engagement. The dialogue also shifts between English and Japanese, requiring subtitles to align seamlessly with lines delivered in Japanese. Approach Adapted dialogue for the TV commercial, reshaping repeated lines such as “I’m the Pitera Master!” into varied expressions that kept conversational rhythm and character voice—prioritizing natural flow over literal repetition while staying aligned with the brand’s tone. At the same time, I ensured that subtitles integrated seamlessly with Japanese lines in the dialogue—particularly in moments where Naomi Watanabe shifted into Japanese while James Corden continued in English—so the overall exchange would feel coherent and effortless. This approach carried through across campaign materials, maintaining consistency in tone and expression despite limited visibility into the full campaign context. Outcome The dialogue remained engaging and natural in Japanese, preserving both character integrity and the campaign’s emotional and narrative impact across formats. Photo © SK-II. Used for portfolio purposes.
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TikTok – Language & Content Adaptation for Japan Context Global platform brand, with work spanning campaign executions, copy guidelines, and educational content across different contexts. Challenge Adapting messaging under strict structural constraints, where timing, format, and production decisions were already defined—leaving limited flexibility for phrasing and delivery. Approach Worked across multiple projects over time—from localizing global copy guidelines to adapting campaign executions and supporting recording sessions—each with its own constraints. In some cases, it came down to clarity and flow, with little room to intervene. In others, particularly in copy guidelines, it involved reworking tone and expression to reflect cultural expectations around voice, inclusivity, and how content is meant to feel accessible and immediate. In campaign executions and recording, the focus shifted to timing and delivery—ensuring that language fit within fixed formats while matching the intended pacing and energy. Across these contexts, I worked with constraints to shape how the message could land—using them to define how far the language could go while preserving the brand’s energy—a dynamic inherent to localization. Outcome The messaging remained natural, clear, and consistent with the brand voice, allowing content to retain its intended energy and impact within tight production constraints.
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Four Seasons – Brand Voice Consistency for Japan Context Ongoing content production across global microsites, campaigns, experience-led materials, and mobile app UI under distributed workflows. Challenge Maintaining a consistent luxury brand voice in an environment driven by translation memory and multi-team production, where segment-level consistency does not guarantee coherence at the experience level. Approach Worked across global teams under distributed workflows, spanning both hands-on copy development and high-level review. Shaped tone, phrasing, and flow within existing systems—keeping the language aligned without letting it drift over time. At that level, the work often came down to word choice. A slight shift toward casual phrasing could quietly flatten the sense of refinement—especially as everyday language has become more casual, influenced by social media and online culture. What matters is not just what is said, but how it is experienced. Once it shifts, it rarely reads the same again. Outcome The brand voice remained consistent and recognizable across touchpoints, preserving refinement, trust, and a cohesive experience in the Japanese market—ensuring the brand continued to feel personal and consistent with how guests expect to be treated, even within the system and workflow constraints of localization. *Representative visual. Project for Four Seasons.
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PUMA – Brand Repositioning for Japan Context Global brand repositioning campaign (“FOREVER FASTER”) at pitch stage. Challenge Adapting a disruptive global message into Japanese without losing credibility or pushing beyond what would feel acceptable in the local context. Approach Proposed a Japanese tagline at pitch stage, reframing “Calling All Troublemakers” into a character-driven expression that kept the campaign’s rebellious edge while staying within a culturally credible range. This calibration extended to subtitles for the TV commercial featuring Usain Bolt, ensuring the same narrative energy held on screen without creating cognitive friction. Outcome The tagline was selected for the Japanese market, and the campaign landed with its intended positioning intact.
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Michael Slotta
Tokyo, Japan
Framer Expert - let's make your website stand out.
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Framer Expert - let's make your website stand out.
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Openlist — a waitlist template for launches that deserve an audience from day one. The idea: the list opens before the doors do. Put up a page before the product is ready, collect emails, and make sure nobody misses the news when you launch.
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Five down, two to go on my 7-template run. To celebrate, this one's free for the next 48 hours — then it goes paid. It's built for solo founders starting AI automation agencies, around one insight: they have no case studies yet. Every agency template assumes a logo wall and testimonials. When you're starting out, you have neither. So this template sells the system instead of the scoreboard — an animated pipeline diagram (custom code component, scrubbed by scroll) that shows your machine working end-to-end. The process is the proof.
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Ski & Snowboard Lodge Website
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An interactive website for people to explore.
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Briandito Priambodo
Tokyo, Japan
Digital Product Designer, Writer, and Illustrator.
Digital Product Designer, Writer, and Illustrator.
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Potty: A Toilet Finder Concept App
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The Tiny Wisdom: Webflow Website Design and Development
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Tiny Design Club: Framer Website Design and Development
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