Case studies

A few projects, explained properly.

These are not heroic case studies. They are clearer reads on the projects where structure, UX/UI decisions, engineering, and framing deserved more context than a thumbnail can give.

What these focus on

What the product is really for
Why the problem matters
How direction, design, and engineering connect
01

AI imaging product

FoodPhoto AI

A visual product for restaurants and food businesses that need faster, stronger menu imagery without expensive traditional production.

Challenge

The challenge was not just generation quality. It was trust, consistency, speed, and turning the product into something smaller teams could actually believe in and use.

Contribution

Product framing, interface direction, conversion logic, and a clearer visual system around the core workflow.

Outcome

A more credible AI surface with better presentation, better product focus, and a stronger path from curiosity to use.

02

Restaurant systems

PlatePlatform

A hospitality product shaped around operational clarity instead of the usual feature-heavy restaurant software sprawl.

Challenge

Restaurant tooling breaks down when everything is treated as equally important. The real work was deciding what the system should feel like and what kind of clarity operators actually need.

Contribution

Product structure, positioning, UX/UI direction, and a cleaner operational lens for the platform.

Outcome

A more coherent system, better category posture, and a product direction that feels more serious and usable.

03

AI web product

Eaxy AI

An AI-assisted website product built to translate business context into a stronger digital launch surface.

Challenge

The category is crowded with generic AI messaging. The real need was stronger framing, a more believable value proposition, and cleaner product intent.

Contribution

Positioning cleanup, interface restraint, system clarity, and tighter alignment between promise and workflow.

Outcome

A more grounded AI product story with a clearer user path and a stronger sense of what the product actually unlocks.

04

Studio system

CodeAustral

The studio site rebuilt as a more authored portfolio system with a stronger point of view and a less generic agency presence.

Challenge

The previous version was functional but forgettable. It needed to feel more like a builder-led product system and less like a clean but expected studio shell.

Contribution

Repositioning, motion tone, editorial hierarchy, 3D project presentation, and a more distinct visual language.

Outcome

A more memorable studio surface that better reflects the work, the taste, and the range behind the portfolio.

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