A draw-based rewards system designed to grow the platform through trusted, personal recommendations. Existing customers (Referrers) are assigned a unique 9-digit ID that they can share with friends via personal referral links. To qualify for a prize draw entry, the referred friend must join the platform, create an account, and complete a qualifying purchase. This program leverages the fact that 92% of consumers trust word-of-mouth recommendations over traditional advertising, offering a win-win scenario where users can track their entries and potential winnings directly within their profile.
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I’m building this workout app for personal use: get a plan from my fitness coach (chatgpt), add it, set reps/sets, and follow the movements
Ideally, with an AI layer added, I could paste my workout plan and the app would automatically fill everything in
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PineTree Studios - Home Page Redesign
A London photography studio producing premium imagery for e-commerce brands, they've worked with Amazon, Poubel, and more. Their website wasn't selling the work.
I redesigned the home page around one goal: turn visitors into booked calls. New positioning, stronger social proof, and visuals that finally match the quality of what they actually deliver.
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Tried using Claude Code only to come up with this landing page. I love it so far!
Not a one prompt obviously. Kept refining it, prompt by prompt
Still a bit to go
A loyalty experience designed to build shopping habits in first-time users. To hit our retention targets without waiting on engineering, I built the entire system using our existing CRM tools, allowing us to launch a 'no-code' solution that increased customer lifetime value.
Been iterating between Claude Code and Figma and my whole design-to-dev flow feels different now.
What used to take days is now done in hours. And the designs just keep getting better.
And honestly? It's kind of a dream. Designing, prototyping, and shipping working apps without writing a single line of code. A lot of designers are living this now, and it's becoming the norm.
What does your workflow look like these days?