UI / UX Design
iPhone Previewer for Windows
A lightweight Windows desktop application that allows developers to preview and showcase their web projects inside a high-fidelity iPhone mockup interface.
Preview Project
Problem :
Windows-based developers often lack simple, integrated tools to showcase their mobile-responsive web projects in a "real-world" aesthetic. While browser inspection tools exist, they don't provide the premium look of a physical device. Furthermore, sharing a live preview as a standalone executable (.exe) is difficult, forcing developers to rely on static screenshots or complex hosting setups just to show a UI concept.
Solution :
This project proposes a collection of sharp, angular black prisms, artfully arranged to float against a gradient dark background. By leveraging the interplay of light, shadow, and reflective surfaces, the composition achieves a sense of depth and refinement.
The use of monochromatic black tones ensures a minimalist yet powerful aesthetic, while the geometric forms provide structure and visual interest. This approach allows for versatility, making the visuals suitable for a wide range of modern digital applications.
Challenge :
The main technical challenge was the compilation process—transforming standard HTML and CSS into a stable, lightweight Windows executable. I had to ensure the responsive container maintained its integrity when the window was resized, preventing the iPhone frame from distorting. I also implemented a custom "IphonePreviewer.exe" build system (as seen in my dev environment) to handle file pathing and window controls within the Windows OS environment.
Summary :
This project is a practical tool that solves a specific "presentation gap" for the developer community. By combining web technologies with desktop compilation, I built a solution that helps developers present their work more professionally. It demonstrates my ability to move beyond the browser and create functional desktop software that improves the development and showcase workflow.
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UI / UX Design
iPhone Previewer for Windows
A lightweight Windows desktop application that allows developers to preview and showcase their web projects inside a high-fidelity iPhone mockup interface.
Preview Project
Problem :
Windows-based developers often lack simple, integrated tools to showcase their mobile-responsive web projects in a "real-world" aesthetic. While browser inspection tools exist, they don't provide the premium look of a physical device. Furthermore, sharing a live preview as a standalone executable (.exe) is difficult, forcing developers to rely on static screenshots or complex hosting setups just to show a UI concept.
Solution :
This project proposes a collection of sharp, angular black prisms, artfully arranged to float against a gradient dark background. By leveraging the interplay of light, shadow, and reflective surfaces, the composition achieves a sense of depth and refinement.
The use of monochromatic black tones ensures a minimalist yet powerful aesthetic, while the geometric forms provide structure and visual interest. This approach allows for versatility, making the visuals suitable for a wide range of modern digital applications.
Challenge :
The main technical challenge was the compilation process—transforming standard HTML and CSS into a stable, lightweight Windows executable. I had to ensure the responsive container maintained its integrity when the window was resized, preventing the iPhone frame from distorting. I also implemented a custom "IphonePreviewer.exe" build system (as seen in my dev environment) to handle file pathing and window controls within the Windows OS environment.
Summary :
This project is a practical tool that solves a specific "presentation gap" for the developer community. By combining web technologies with desktop compilation, I built a solution that helps developers present their work more professionally. It demonstrates my ability to move beyond the browser and create functional desktop software that improves the development and showcase workflow.
More Projects
UI / UX Design
iPhone Previewer for Windows
A lightweight Windows desktop application that allows developers to preview and showcase their web projects inside a high-fidelity iPhone mockup interface.
Preview Project
Problem :
Windows-based developers often lack simple, integrated tools to showcase their mobile-responsive web projects in a "real-world" aesthetic. While browser inspection tools exist, they don't provide the premium look of a physical device. Furthermore, sharing a live preview as a standalone executable (.exe) is difficult, forcing developers to rely on static screenshots or complex hosting setups just to show a UI concept.
Solution :
This project proposes a collection of sharp, angular black prisms, artfully arranged to float against a gradient dark background. By leveraging the interplay of light, shadow, and reflective surfaces, the composition achieves a sense of depth and refinement.
The use of monochromatic black tones ensures a minimalist yet powerful aesthetic, while the geometric forms provide structure and visual interest. This approach allows for versatility, making the visuals suitable for a wide range of modern digital applications.
Challenge :
The main technical challenge was the compilation process—transforming standard HTML and CSS into a stable, lightweight Windows executable. I had to ensure the responsive container maintained its integrity when the window was resized, preventing the iPhone frame from distorting. I also implemented a custom "IphonePreviewer.exe" build system (as seen in my dev environment) to handle file pathing and window controls within the Windows OS environment.
Summary :
This project is a practical tool that solves a specific "presentation gap" for the developer community. By combining web technologies with desktop compilation, I built a solution that helps developers present their work more professionally. It demonstrates my ability to move beyond the browser and create functional desktop software that improves the development and showcase workflow.