Eli Mora, product and design engineer.
AI-assisted training web app
Lifters run great programs out of forum posts, PDFs and spreadsheets, then do the progression math in their heads mid-workout.
Deployed, installable web app
Program import, a rule engine, offline gym mode, history Q&A and week-by-week adjustments, live as a public demo.
Storefront redesign
An independent storefront concept that brings a local juice brand's retro-mod identity online.
Interactive concept
Flavor discovery, a visual six-pack builder, and bag review in a responsive front-end experience.
What is the problem, who has it, and what is solving it worth?
Flows and structure first, tested while changing them is still cheap.
I build what I design, so the decisions survive contact with real code.
What people actually do with it becomes the next problem.
I use AI to move through this loop faster. The judgment about what to build, and when it's good enough, stays mine.
I work as a UI/UX Associate. Most of my attention right now goes to the part of the job that starts once the design file is done.
That means building the interfaces I design, learning where product decisions actually get made, and getting close enough to the numbers to know whether the work did its job.