FRONTEND DESIGN · PRODUCT UI · 21 PUBLIC PROJECTS

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As an experienced frontend developer and designer, I design product flows, shape polished UI and build responsive web interfaces. Explore consumer products such as Roomify alongside creator and workflow tools. Google AI Studio supports my rapid prototyping; every project is labelled for its true stage and functionality.

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PUBLIC PROJECT INDEXTOOLS · SAMPLES · CONCEPTS

01 / TOOLS & WORKFLOWS

Make the next step
more workable.

Planning, creator data and operational tools built to clarify a task—not to promise an outcome.

01 / CONSUMER PRODUCT PROTOTYPE

Roomify

A consumer-product prototype for planning a room: move through photo, style and budget choices, then review a style direction and sample shopping shortlist.

PUBLIC PROTOTYPE · BROWSER-LOCAL
Features & limitations
Aim
Give someone a simple way to explore a room-style direction and budget before making furnishing choices.
Features
Upload a room photo (it stays in the browser), choose a style and budget, review a style-reference direction with a sample shopping list, and save locally.
How it works & limitations
This is an interactive prototype, not a room-specific AI renderer. The image is a style reference rather than an AI transformation of the uploaded room. Sign-in, cloud sync and checkout are not connected.

02 / CREATIVE PLANNING

PRISM

Turn a product brief into a creative direction worth building on. Shape product, audience, benefit, tone and channel inputs into editable concepts for product imagery, UGC scripts, campaign briefs or motion storyboards.

PUBLIC DEMO · OFFLINE-FIRST
Features & limitations
Aim
Make the first step of e-commerce creative planning more concrete than a blank page.
Features
Generate one, three or five directions across four planning modes; refine and save ideas in a local library and brand kit; export plans as Markdown or JSON.
How it works & limitations
An offline-first template workflow turns the brief into editable planning copy, with concepts saved in the current browser. Optional Gemini drafting is separately configured and explicitly requested. PRISM creates plans and prompts—not finished photos or videos.

03 / CREATOR ANALYTICS

Creator HQ

Bring the numbers you have. Make the next move with more context. A focused workspace for creator reports, ideas and personal goals—built to start with your own analytics instead of invented example metrics.

PUBLIC APP · CSV-FIRST
Features & limitations
Aim
Give creators a clearer, private place to review reported content metrics and keep useful ideas close.
Features
Import per-video analytics CSVs; review only metrics present in the report; capture ideas and set a personal views goal; optionally refresh YouTube or TikTok data when provider setup is available.
How it works & limitations
CSV reports, ideas and goals are parsed and saved in browser-local storage; CSV data is not uploaded to the app. Optional account connections require provider configuration and manual refresh, not background sync. The dashboard does not promise channel growth or infer unavailable metrics.

04 / COMMERCE QUALITY

FeedLint

Catch product-data friction before the next catalog update. A focused preflight for Shopify exports, with a change lens for seeing what is new, resolved or still needs attention.

HOSTED BETA

Hosted beta. Run a guest check instantly; sign in to save report history.

Features & limitations
Aim
Make product-feed checks more useful before data is prepared for Google Merchant Center and Meta catalogs.
Features
Import and map CSV or TSV catalog exports; apply separate, conservative Google and Meta validation profiles; save named catalogs and compare compatible report runs.
How it works & limitations
Channel-specific checks produce review findings without changing merchant facts or assigning an approval score. Guest checks stay in the browser; saving reports requires sign-in and explicit consent. It does not sync with Shopify, Google or Meta APIs or guarantee approval.

05 / PRODUCT PLANNING

Folio Foundry

Give a digital-product idea a structure you can edit and test. A template-assisted studio for turning a buyer, topic and problem into a practical first-draft toolkit.

PUBLIC BROWSER TOOL
Features & limitations
Aim
Make early product planning easier to shape before a creator invests in production or sales.
Features
Define a buyer, topic, pain point, outcome and format; draft buyer assumptions, a six-step product outline, sales copy and FAQs; export a Markdown toolkit or structured CSV checklist.
How it works & limitations
A rule-based, template-assisted browser tool keeps edits in the current tab and exports the draft. It does not use an AI service, validate buyers, process payments, publish content or promise revenue. Drafts need fact-checking and buyer testing.

06 / LOCAL-BUSINESS TOOL

LocalSpark

Turn a few business details into a brochure-site starting point. Choose a style, preview a simple local-business site and download a standalone HTML file to edit or host elsewhere.

PUBLIC BUILDER · BROWSER-ONLY
Features & limitations
Aim
Help a small local business get a simple one-page web presence started without a build setup.
Features
Enter business details and services; select one of three visual styles; preview the generated page and download its HTML.
How it works & limitations
The builder runs client-side in the browser and produces a standalone static page with telephone and email links. No account, backend, AI service, appointment submission, booking system or lead capture is connected.

07 / PROPERTY PHOTO PLANNING

LUMA Estate

Plan a property's story without losing sight of what is real. Build a practical shot list, starter listing draft and optional prompt from a few property details and a local image preview.

PUBLIC PLANNING TOOL
Features & limitations
Aim
Turn basic property information into a more organized photography and listing-planning workflow.
Features
Preview a local JPG, PNG or WebP image; adjust brightness and contrast; prepare an editable listing draft, shot list and text prompt; download the story kit.
How it works & limitations
Image adjustments and template-assisted story-kit generation run in the browser. The original file is not overwritten or uploaded. The prompt is for a separate optional tool; no AI enhancement, image regeneration, property verification or virtual tour is provided.

08 / GEOSPATIAL ANNOTATION

GeoLabel

Bring geospatial annotation and human review into one structured workflow. A preview of organization-scoped datasets, annotation queues, review and quality checks for geospatial work.

RELEASE-REVIEW PREVIEW
Features & limitations
Aim
Explore a team workflow for creating, reviewing and tracing geospatial annotations instead of treating labels as unstructured files.
Features
Organize projects, datasets and assets; support image/raster and video annotation; assign tasks, review submissions and inspect quality signals.
How it works & limitations
The preview pairs a web client with GeoJSON-oriented APIs, organization roles and human review queues. AI suggestions are disabled by default; optional suggestions require separate configuration and remain pending for human review. The source explicitly describes this as a feature/release review, not a production deployment; storage, privacy and operational hardening remain open.

02 / CREATIVE & SAMPLE WORK

Considered ideas.
Visible craft.

Creative direction, small business tools and studio samples—clearly separated from client campaigns and measured results.

09 / ECOMMERCE CREATIVE STUDIO

FLARE

Turn a product brief into a clear first creative direction. A standalone studio sample with an illustrative campaign showcase and a local brief builder for hooks and practical shot-list prompts.

CREATIVE SAMPLE
Features & limitations
Aim
Give an e-commerce product brief a more structured, usable creative starting point.
Features
Capture product, audience, benefits and tone; produce three hook starters and shot prompts; download a text brief.
How it works & limitations
A responsive vanilla HTML/CSS/JavaScript page runs a deterministic, client-side template builder. It has no backend, account, enquiry submission, AI generation or analytics. The showcase concepts are illustrative original studies, not client campaigns or performance claims.

10 / PROPERTY & HOSPITALITY VISUAL STUDIO

FORMA

Let the light lead. Keep the property story honest. A visual-planning demo for shaping a still-photo sequence and a practical property brief, with a local brightness preview.

SPEC SAMPLE
Features & limitations
Aim
Help plan a coherent photo story for a real property or hospitality space without inventing features.
Features
Navigate an illustrative three-image sequence; preview a selected local photo; create a downloadable brief from property and package details; use a property-integrity checklist.
How it works & limitations
A static client-side tool provides photo navigation, a CSS brightness preview and a text brief builder. The selected photo stays in the browser. Showcase rooms are imaginary; there is no enquiry backend, booking, payment, image regeneration, AI enhancement, 3D reconstruction or video generation.

11 / CREATIVE BUSINESS RESOURCES

FOLIO Creative Client Kit

A practical starter library for more thoughtful client work. Downloadable templates and checklists for scoping, pricing, outreach, delivery QA and a seven-day practice plan.

FREE RESOURCE LIBRARY
Features & limitations
Aim
Make useful creative-business planning resources easier to find, preview and adapt.
Features
Offer a project brief, pricing worksheet, integrity checklist, warm-outreach template, delivery checklist and practice prompts, with printable and ZIP downloads.
How it works & limitations
A static vanilla HTML/CSS/JavaScript resource library supports category filters, search and accessible previews. Checklist state stays in the visitor's browser. The site has no accounts, backend, payment processing or paid fulfillment; worksheets are starting points, not professional advice.

12 / CREATIVE DIRECTION & CONTENT

Diamond Point of View

A sharper point of view for products, places and stories. A separate creative portfolio for scripts and storyboards, product stills, personally filmed and edited UGC, and property/hospitality visual direction.

PERSONAL PORTFOLIO · SPEC CONCEPTS LABELED
Features & limitations
Aim
Show Diamond's hands-on creative services and the thinking behind a considered visual direction.
Features
Present selected product and space concepts, explain service scope and packages, and give visitors a clear way to enquire.
How it works & limitations
The portfolio combines self-initiated fictional concepts with service descriptions. Its examples are labeled as spec work, not completed client campaigns or performance results. The site is a portfolio and enquiry destination, not a creative-production application.

13 / FICTIONAL STOREFRONT

STONES — Drop 001

A storefront recreation built to test a complete shopping journey. A fictional apparel shop with product browsing, filters, quick views, a cart and a simulated order confirmation.

TUTORIAL RECREATION · FICTIONAL CHECKOUT
Features & limitations
Aim
Recreate a detailed fictional e-commerce prompt as a polished, responsive front-end demonstration.
Features
Show a product catalog, product selection, wishlist and cart, search, delivery/pickup choices, a discount and a validated demo checkout flow.
How it works & limitations
A standalone vanilla HTML/CSS/JavaScript storefront uses front-end state for the shopping experience. It has no payment processing, real inventory, accounts, shipping or order backend; checkout does not send personal details. The project is an educational recreation, not an official store or Higgsfield affiliation, and original imagery still depicts HIGGS-branded clothing.

03 / RESEARCH & LEARNING

Curiosity, with
a working shape.

Editorial tools and teaching experiments for planning a story, testing an interface or making a process easier to follow.

14 / CREATOR WORKFLOWS

CURIO Creator Studio

Move from an interesting question to a considered video plan. A research desk, editable script and production pack for educational YouTube ideas—so the thinking gets clearer before recording begins.

PUBLIC APP · SOURCE-LED
Features & limitations
Aim
Help turn a topic into a source-led, editable production plan for an educational YouTube video.
Features
Gather research leads and notes; compare optional YouTube evidence; shape scripts, titles, descriptions, thumbnail concepts and a timed seven-shot storyboard; save and export project packs.
How it works & limitations
Source-led drafting is the default, with research leads from Wikipedia and Crossref. Optional YouTube evidence and Gemini drafting depend on configuration. Projects are stored in this browser. Review sources and drafts before publishing; CURIO does not create footage, voiceovers or finished videos.

15 / EDUCATIONAL EDITORIAL STUDIO

CURIO — Stay curious

Turn a fascinating question into a story with sources and shape. A small educational-channel journal with a complete Cholula/Giza narration, shorter research outlines and a still-photo storyboard.

LEARNING SAMPLE · NO VIDEO GENERATION
Features & limitations
Aim
Explore how an educational topic can be shaped into a sourced, readable episode plan.
Features
Provide an approximately five-minute sample narration with cited notes, two shorter research outlines, a three-shot still storyboard, a downloadable text export and a browser-local topic shortlist.
How it works & limitations
A static editorial journal uses authored source notes, a topic picker and localStorage. The Cholula/Kufu comparison is marked approximate; the other cards are outlines, not fully sourced scripts. It does not generate video or make audience-performance claims.

16 / YOUTUBE PREPRODUCTION

ORBIT Studio

Give a video idea a clearer beginning, middle and next step. An editable planning workspace for turning a topic into a narration scaffold, hooks, title ideas, a shot list and a fact-check checklist.

TEMPLATE-ASSISTED SAMPLE
Features & limitations
Aim
Help structure early-stage planning for faceless educational YouTube videos.
Features
Collect topic, channel, audience, tone and runtime; create an editable production outline; save drafts locally or export a Markdown plan.
How it works & limitations
A static HTML/CSS/JavaScript interface assembles template scaffolding in the browser. It has no live research, trend data, AI/API calls, video rendering or publishing integration. Generated copy is not sourced truth; verify claims and citations.

17 / INTERACTION PLAYGROUND

BrowserMind

A small, safe experiment in a more natural way to browse. Try a command, watch each step and explore a fictional project workspace—without pretending to control the open web.

PUBLIC LEARNING PLAYGROUND
Features & limitations
Aim
Explore how clear, command-led interactions can make a simple browser workflow easier to follow.
Features
Search sample projects, open details, move through the workspace and reset the demo; keep actions visible and block sensitive-action requests.
How it works & limitations
A static, deterministic command parser operates only on fictional sample data inside the playground. It is not an AI model or live browser automation and cannot control other websites. This demonstrates an interface pattern, not an autonomous agent.

04 / CONCEPTS & INTERACTIVE PROJECTS

Experiments to
make an idea tangible.

These public previews are concepts or prototypes—not proof of a launched service, client deployment or enabled third-party integration.

18 / HVAC SERVICE WORKFLOW

Diamond HVAC Pilot

A first look at a more organized path from enquiry to coordination. A concept preview for an AI-assisted HVAC enquiry-intake and booking-coordination workflow.

PILOT CONCEPT
Features & limitations
Aim
Explore how an HVAC enquiry workflow could gather the right details and support coordination.
Features
Present a proposed intake and booking-coordination approach for a contractor-facing service pilot.
How it works & limitations
This is a concept page, not a working contractor system or client implementation. It does not diagnose equipment, produce quotes or book appointments. No live service operation or outcome is claimed.

19 / SME OPERATIONS CONCEPT

PowerReady Ops

A continuity-planning concept for workdays shaped by power interruptions. A proposed 30-day operational-continuity support idea for Nigerian small and medium-sized businesses.

SERVICE CONCEPT
Features & limitations
Aim
Explore a practical service concept for helping SMEs plan around interruptions to electricity-dependent work.
Features
Describe a short, structured continuity-support engagement and the operational routines it could help a business consider.
How it works & limitations
The deployment is a proposed-service overview, not an operating continuity system or delivered client engagement. It is not launched, does not restore electricity or guarantee uninterrupted operations, and no customer outcome is claimed.

20 / WORD GAME

Word-play Studio

Classic category-word play, with friends, local players or on-screen opponents. A public game interface for spinning a letter, filling category cards against the clock and comparing scores.

PUBLIC INTERACTIVE APP
Features & limitations
Aim
Turn the familiar Name, Animal, Food, Place, Thing word game into a configurable digital match.
Features
Offer letter selection, timed category answers, match-length and category settings, scoring for valid and distinct answers, plus local, AI-opponent and online-play options shown in the interface.
How it works & limitations
The public interface describes round-based play, a timer and point rules. It also advertises Gemini-assisted judging and online rooms; those provider-dependent and multiplayer flows were not independently tested, so their availability is not guaranteed here.

21 / MULTIPLAYER GAME PROTOTYPE

BOARDMAN

A structured challenge board for players who want the match terms clear. A multiplayer gaming prototype with challenges, match reporting, a test-money wallet and a spectator-pool concept.

TEST-MONEY MODE · NOT A REAL-MONEY SERVICE

Important: The source says real money must stay off until licensed. Do not treat this deployment as an authorized wagering or payment service.

Features & limitations
Aim
Explore a structured flow for agreeing a multiplayer challenge, recording a result and handling test balances.
Features
Model challenge terms, match states, result reports, disputes, moderation and ledger-backed test balances.
How it works & limitations
The source describes a Next.js/PostgreSQL prototype with test-money mode; real-money functionality is off by default and must remain off until licensing. The live page is listed as a public prototype, not as an endorsement or invitation to wager. Payment and match integrations were not independently verified for this preview.

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