Websites and web apps that don't look AI-made.
I'm Rayan, a second-year International Business student in France. I design and build with Claude Code, and I want to understand the whole business behind a product too: sales, logistics, and how goods cross borders.
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Speakinpedia
A web app to practise speaking. You spin a random topic from Wikipedia, talk about it out loud and get a score out of 100. I designed, built and launched it on my own.
- Users7,989 on 11 November 2026
- First month7,000 users
- LanguagesFrench, English, Spanish, German, Italian
- Live atspeakinpedia.com
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A homepage redesign, start to finish
An unofficial redesign of Loginet's homepage, a used-car exporter from Japan and Korea, built from a blank page for desktop and phone. The video shows the whole build in 35 seconds.
Timelapse of the build: the old page, the new one piece by piece, then the finished site.
Personal concept, not affiliated with Loginet. The cars and numbers in it are sample data.
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Why my sites don't look AI-made
AI writes most of my code. The decisions stay mine, and I follow the same rules on every project.
Nothing without a reason
No filler sections, no decorative features, no claim the business can't back up. If a section has nothing true to say, it doesn't exist.
Measured, not guessed
I measure type sizes, spacing and colours on sites that work well, in the browser, and design from those numbers.
The AI tells removed
No glowing gradients, emoji icons, sparkles or the same centred template as everyone else. One typeface system and quiet colours.
Checked on real screens
Every page is checked in a real browser at desktop and phone sizes, and fixed until nothing looks half-done.
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The business side
F-Career K.K., Tokyo
Built the sales development plan for the launch of Bildyx, a B2B HR platform, in Japan: market studies and a database of prospects.
ACTI, Morocco
A week of field prospecting in Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca and Marrakech, with meetings at Tanger Med port, the French Embassy and the CCIM. Then a debrief report with leads.
Next, I want to see the whole chain of an international business from the inside: finding the buyer, closing the sale, and getting the goods shipped and delivered.