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Turned an independent design gathering into a sponsor-backed AI, design, and culture platform during NYCxDESIGN and NYC AI Week.

Case Study · Creative Technology + Event Infrastructure
Future of NYC Design needed to feel credible before the room existed. I built the public site, payments and email backend, sponsor context, automation tooling, and recap-ready event system that turned an AI, design, and culture idea into a room people could trust, attend, share, and fund.
300+
attendees in the room
53
site pages shipped
328
branded share cards rendered
20
speakers and judges onboarded
228.2K
Instagram visibility delivered
63k
LinkedIn reach delivered
Impact first
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Turned an independent design gathering into a sponsor-backed AI, design, and culture platform during NYCxDESIGN and NYC AI Week.
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Gave sponsors a measurable story by connecting check-ins, tracked promo codes, social reach, and post-event recap evidence.
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Made the room credible to designers, founders, educators, artists, and creative technologists through speakers and judges from Google, IBM, AIGA NY, Fashion Institute of Technology, Cisco, Duolingo, and the wider NYC design community.
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Created a repeatable public-facing system: website, program surfaces, sponsor assets, speaker onboarding, partner pages, social cards, venue screens, and recap materials.

What I built
System demos
These clips show the working infrastructure behind the conference: onboarding, promo generation, email previews, awards context, and custom branded speaker slides. The video assets shown here were generated from custom automation skills built to handle implementation across 20 speakers, 10+ community partners and sponsors, reusable email templates, promo assets, and program surfaces. The point was not a website in isolation. It was a coordinated public-facing system that helped people understand, trust, attend, fund, and share the event.
Demo 01
A walkthrough of the custom onboarding skill that connected speaker, partner, and sponsor records to the backend: Stripe coupon and promo-code creation, Google Sheets ops data, site content, JSON-LD, outreach copy, Resend-ready email templates, and program assets.
Shows the operational layer behind the public polish: Cloudflare Worker logic, Stripe-linked attribution, fewer manual handoffs, cleaner data for 20 speakers and 10+ partners and sponsors, and faster promotion.
Demo 02
A look at the branded card skill used to generate sponsor, speaker, partner, countdown, and recap assets from one structured source.
Shows how the event created measurable visibility without treating social assets as one-off manual design tasks.
Demo 03
A preview of the email template system used to package speaker, sponsor, partner, and attendee-facing communications with consistent event context.
Shows how the backend workflow extended into Resend-ready communication assets, so outreach stayed on-brand and operationally repeatable.
Demo 04
A walkthrough of the awards and community-facing surfaces generated from the same structured implementation flow.
Shows how the platform supported more than logistics: it gave the room a reason to gather and share.
Demo 05
A preview of the customized branded slide assets generated for every speaker and the design conference program.
Shows how the conference identity carried from the website into the stage, speaker intros, and live program.
Skills underneath the outcome
The value was not just a polished site. It was the connective tissue between an AI-era cultural thesis, audience demand, sponsor proof, speaker credibility, partner attribution, and the onsite experience.
Creative technology strategy
AI-era event positioning
Full-stack event infrastructure
Cloudflare Workers
Stripe and Resend integration
Sponsor analytics
Custom automation skills
Email template systems
Program operations
Partner attribution
Share-card rendering systems