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A vibe-coded web demo — play it in your browser, no install. AI Workplace. UX/UI Designer passionate about creating modern, accessible, and user-centered digital experiences. This project was created using Lovable AI based on prompts and design requirements written by me. I was responsible for the project concept, feature planning, user experience direction…

by @tshepiso-08 · tshepiso-08/ai-assistant-hub on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON CLEVER-COPILOT-11.LOVABLE.APPUPDATED 7 Aug 2026

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UX/UI Designer passionate about creating modern, accessible, and user-centered digital experiences.

This project was created using Lovable AI based on prompts and design requirements written by me. I was responsible for the project concept, feature planning, user experience direction, visual design decisions, and overall application requirements.

AI Workplace Productivity Assistant is designed to help professionals work smarter by automating repetitive workplace tasks using AI.

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