m66
Introduction
I created m66 from scratch, designing and developing both the marketing website and the bookmark management application. My work covered the complete product experience: its visual identity, interface design, public-facing pages, and the app where people save, organize, and rediscover useful links. Every part was shaped together, from the first design decisions to the working product.
Challenges
Building an entire product from a blank canvas
Starting from zero meant designing how m66 would look, how it would explain its value, and how it would work in everyday use. I owned both design and development across the marketing portal and the application, connecting the public introduction to the actual bookmarking experience. The challenge was giving the website a distinctive presence while keeping the app clear and practical for repeated use.
Design & marketing
Giving the product its own identity
I designed m66’s visual language and brought it into a fully developed marketing portal. The black-and-lime palette, typography, graphics, and page layouts establish the product’s character, while feature explanations and product previews help visitors understand what the app does. I handled both the design and implementation of this public-facing experience.
Application
From the promise to the everyday workspace
Alongside the marketing website, I designed and developed the application itself. Its core experience brings saving links, browsing previews, organizing collections, and finding bookmarks into one workspace. Building both sides of m66 let me connect the way the product is presented with the way it actually works, down to the interface people return to each day.
Final thoughts
One product, designed and built end to end
m66 brings together a custom visual identity, a complete marketing portal, and a working bookmark management application. I designed and developed all three from scratch, carrying the same product thinking from the first impression through to daily use. The result is a complete product where presentation and functionality were developed together.
