Industry
Luxury Hospitality

Luxury Booking Platform | Design & Webflow | Rated 9.3/10

Product Strategy • UX Architecture • UI Design • Webflow Development • CMS Architecture • Custom Integrations • QA Testing • Launch
Designed and developed a luxury direct booking platform for Brick City Loft, validated through an independent perception study with 42 respondents.

The website achieved an overall experience score of 9.3/10, including 9.7/10 for visual design and 9.5/10 for trust & professionalism. The client owned a high-end luxury property, Brick City Loft, and wanted to break free from traditional booking platforms to build an independent, elite direct-booking brand.
The goal was...
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Industry
directory Hospitality

Built a scalable platform for hundreds of locations.

Product Strategy • UX Architecture • UI Design • Webflow Development • CMS Architecture • Custom Integrations • QA Testing • Launch
The challenge wasn't designing pages.

It was building a CMS that could scale across
hundreds of businesses, cities and categories
without becoming impossible to manage.

Rather than building pages, I engineered an extensible CMS infrastructure, I built a robust Data Infrastructure:

Relational CMS Mapping: I engineered a multi-layered CMS....
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Industry
directory Hospitality

10,000+ Waitlist Signups | AI Community Platform Launch

Product Strategy • UX Architecture • UI Design • Webflow Development • CMS Architecture • Custom Integrations • QA Testing • Launch
Collectiva is an AI-powered community platform built for creators, coaches, and modern digital communities. I designed and developed a conversion-focused marketing website that translated a complex product into a clear value proposition and generated over 10,000 qualified waitlist signups within the first 90 days. The product had no existing market trust, yet users were expected to join a waitlist for an AI platform they had never heard about...
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01

Most products don't have a UI problem.  
They have a decision problem.

02

Every screen should answer one question.
"What should happen next?"

03

The best interface is the one people
never have to think about.

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