Work

Two clients. Four studio pieces.

The counts are small and stated on purpose. Everything here is live and clickable, and anything that is not client work says so before you click it.

Client work, 2

Paid for, and shipped.

The Mirror Solutions site: a Spanish-language page for an AI agency working with real estate teams.

Client 01 Live

Mirror Solutions

A complete Spanish-language site for an AI agency working with real estate teams. It walks a skeptical buyer from the problem, through a four-step process, into an FAQ, and ends at a four-question form that qualifies a lead before it ever reaches the owner. Light and dark themes, data charts, and every word in Spanish.

Sector
AI agency, real estate
Scope
Design, build, copy structure, intake form
Language
Spanish

We tell our clients to ask questions before they build anything, and Yuvi worked exactly that way with us. Then came a site that explains a complex service in plain language and still looks sharp: fast, calm and precise, down to the charts, the dark mode and the intake form. It looks the way an AI agentic firm should.

Mirror Solutions AI agentic agency
The product site for a six service agentic platform, built for a partner team.

Client 02 Launching

Agentic systems

A product site for a partner team's agentic systems platform: six services, what each one takes off a person's plate, and why a small business would hand that work to software. It shares my studio's name, which is a coincidence worth stating plainly. The product is theirs. The site is mine.

Sector
AI software
Scope
Design, build, copy structure
Relationship
Built for a partner team

Worth knowing before you click: the product is still being finished, so a few sections on the live site are still placeholders.

Quick to work with, full of ideas we had not thought of, and the site feels as fast as the product.

Ellevux Agentic systems, SaaS

Both quotes are published with the client's approval. They are attributed to the company for now. Names and roles go in when each owner sends them. The Ellevux quote is shortened: the product it described has since been rebuilt, so the part about the old version was left out rather than reworded.

Studio pieces, 4

Things I built to prove a technique.

Nobody paid for these. Each one exists to answer a question clients keep asking, and none of them pretends to be a client project.

Buzzy, an illustrated comic coffee house site on cream paper. Studio 01 Self-initiated build

Buzzy

Answers "can you do something that is not corporate?" An illustrated comic coffee house: cream paper, hand-drawn art, a completely different world from everything else here. Elements, a dark interface and motion reference with eleven sections. Studio 02 Component and motion lab

Elements

Answers "what can you actually build?" Eleven sections of interface and motion: tabs, accordions, forms, modals, loaders, count-ups and a 3D render, built as a working reference. ARC, a low-poly 3D house built as you scroll. Studio 03 Self-initiated concept

ARC

Answers "how far can you push a browser?" A house that builds itself in 3D as you scroll. Before you click: the studio is invented and the content is placeholder. The 3D is real.
Urbane Ivy Architects, a proposal site with a scroll-built 3D hero. Studio 04 Spec pitch, not a client

Urbane Ivy

Answers "would you do the work before I hire you?" A full proposal site built to win one specific architecture studio. It was never commissioned and is not published, so this is the only place you will see it.

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