section 01: overview

Digital experiences, ecommerce and apps.

The projects in this section are apps, ecommerce platforms, and AI tools. Some of them I designed and built end to end, the screens and the code both. The others were design and direction roles inside retail teams.

Field Apps Ecommerce AI Tools

Author Jeremy Prasatik Active Since: 2002 Status: Shipping

Classification Product Design Full-Stack Engineering Information Architecture Interaction Design AI Integration

section 02: practice

Apps, ecommerce, and AI integration

The retail platform work runs from 2014 to 2020. The end-to-end builds shipped within the last two years. The stack shifts per project: Next.js, React, Python, Streamlit, and Supabase are the usual pieces.

App Design & Development

App work covers the full build: interface design, information architecture, and the code that ships it.

Dallas Sport Collective is the most recent: a marketing site, a scheduling platform with an owner console, and an MCP server that athletes connect to from whichever AI they already use.

Ecommerce & Web

Ecommerce work covers storefront design: product pages, brand hubs, and the design systems retailers run them on.

Jeffrey New York was an ecommerce site design for the boutique. At Nordstrom, the personalization system and the beauty hub were design systems built to run across the retailer's site. Cosmo Prof was a digital rebrand of the storefront.

AI Integration

AI integration covers computer vision, multi-model orchestration, and the infrastructure that connects them to a product.

A.R.C. reads rooms from photos and video and produces an itemized, valued inventory. Sally Marketing OS orchestrates Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity for brand strategy work.

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How it starts

A real conversation and a brainstorm, and a direction we both agree on. The work moves quickly from there.

What I take on

The brand, the thing people use, and the back of house that keeps it running. Not just a handoff, and not just a tool.

When it's done

A brand, a piece of software, a room. None of them are ever really done. There's a time to launch, let it sit, see how people use it, and decide what's next. You can't keep working on it in the background forever.

Services

  • Art Direction
  • Brand Systems
  • Digital Design
  • Interiors

Practice

  • Independent, Texas
  • Design and build
  • I love the work
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HCredits

  1. Crate & Barrel
  2. Nordstrom
  3. Ivy Park by Beyoncé
  4. Neiman Marcus
  5. Rejuvenation
  6. Lostine Home
  7. Visual Comfort
  8. Floor & Decor
  9. Kingston Brass
  10. Design Within Reach
  11. Vivir Homes
  12. Haven
Filters and notes
About
Creative technologist. AI development. Brand systems. Digital design. Interior design. Independent, Texas. Design and build. I love the work.
News
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Stack
Coffee. Music. Ideas. To do lists. Claude. IPAs, and lagers, and stouts, and ales.
Digital Experiences
Sites, stores and platforms, designed and shipped.
App Development
Native tools and AI products, built end to end.
Campaign/Creative
Art direction and campaigns for retail's big names.
Interiors
Rooms designed like products, down to the hardware.
Staples
Saved pictures and kept lines. None of it mine.
Aug 22

The homepage is three columns now: the wordmark left, the sentence and the question in the middle, the address right. They sit on the nav bar rather than under it, so the bar carries the page's own type instead of a strip of empty rule. Everything came down to two sizes, 32 and 12, inside a 50px frame on all four sides.

RHS
Aug 22

Image editing takes twelve inputs instead of four.

Sally
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