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- Client
- Miami Image Society LLC
- Role
- UX/UI Designer & Frontend
- Team
- 3 developers
- Timeline
- 6 months
- Tools
- Claude Code, Claude Design, Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
The project
Piclink lets creators build their own page of buttons, where each button leads to a link (link in bio), with a visual editor, measure how many people visit and click, and monetize their audience. I worked on the landing page that presents the product and on the platform: the creator experience and the admin panel. Besides designing it, I built the frontend, using Claude as my tool, alongside a team of three developers.
User types
Admin
Owns the platform: sees metrics and click statistics, manages users by role, plans, cookie packs and the customization library.
Regular user (creator)
Builds their links page, customizes it, measures visits and clicks, and monetizes with cookies, book and store, supported by their AI team.
Agency user
Manages several creators from a single account: adds them, invites them or imports them via CSV, and discovers trending profiles.
What I designed
A landing for “everything you are”
It explains how to start in a few steps (your bio in 30 seconds, share it, measure it), shows features like the 109 button styles, the store and analytics, introduces Team AI, a team of five agents with their own roles, and compares the plans.
Editor with live preview
On the left, the page as the public will see it; on the right, content, style and settings tabs, with templates, button styles, backgrounds and typography in collapsible options, and an option to generate the design with AI.
Click analytics
Profile views, link clicks and conversion rate, with clicks per platform and a creator ranking, filterable by date range.
Admin panel
An overview with metrics, quick actions and platform health, and user management by role (fans, creators, agencies and admins) with their plan and subscription status.
Guided onboarding
A step-by-step flow for new arrivals: it finds their profile, adds their socials and gets them to their first page in a couple of minutes.
Design system and library
The brand and the dark palette with violet and fuchsia gradients are documented, alongside a customization library with the button styles creators can choose from.
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