Web / Product Design

Digital Product Prototypes

This collection of web products and prototypes tests how visual direction behaves in a working interface, from a small business tool to hospitality and travel experiences. Reza used product thinking and AI-assisted implementation to test structure, interaction and responsive behavior in the browser, making digital capability visible through working screens.

Role
Product thinking, interface design
Focus
Web / Product Design
Type / year
Digital experience / 2025
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Artha invoice and proposal web application displayed in a browser screenshot

Move the idea from mockup into the browser.

Independent product ideas often stop at a polished mockup. Reza used product thinking and AI-assisted implementation together to test the information model, first interaction and responsive behavior in the browser. The direction stayed narrow and practical, so each prototype could answer a real question before more surface detail was added.

Hotel Ciputra Room Service prototype showing its guest stay verification form

A working system from idea to browser.

Reusable layouts and small visual rules shorten the distance between approved direction and a working prototype. The build process tests information hierarchy, interaction and responsive behavior at the same time as surface design, with AI-assisted implementation used to iterate rather than make creative decisions.

Artha invoice and proposal web application shown on its dashboard
Hotel Ciputra Room Service prototype showing its guest stay verification form
Aether Journeys travel prototype with destination photography and navigation

Model before surface

The information model comes first, so the interface has a clear job before visual polish begins.

Test the first interaction

Each prototype keeps the first useful action legible without asking the user to learn the product through a tutorial.

Build to learn

AI-assisted implementation shortens iteration, but direction and taste stay with the designer while the prototype answers a real question.

A growing set of live experiments that makes digital capability visible without turning the portfolio into a software catalogue.

The work is most useful when the prototype answers a real question. If it does not, it stays in the lab.

Blessing For Goods bookstore shown on a laptop, with Ready Stock, Secret Catalog and the customer journey visible
Blessing For GoodsCommerce / Operations PlatformOpen case