The work — full index
Halania Dixon — creative technologist in Atlanta. Website apps, AI films, and SaaS products. The visual experience on this page is also available here as a plain list.
BUILT — sites & platforms
- AURA — Fashion e-commerce. A fashion storefront built around one bet: shoppers convert when they can turn a garment over in 3D before buying. Real-time rendering fights load time, so I chose progressive loading — the first view stays instant, detail arrives as you reach for it. A study in making motion read as couture, not gimmick. (opens the live site in a new tab)
- The Meridian — Realtor scrollytelling. A luxury real-estate landing where filmed footage and real-time 3D share a single scroll. Cinema fights performance — full-motion video is heavy — so I hybridized: a filmed hero over lightweight 3D, scored by the scroll itself. Proof a listing can feel like a trailer. (opens the live site in a new tab)
- Destination College Park — Nonprofit destination · Prospectus + site. A paid engagement for a College Park nonprofit destination: I wrote the funding prospectus that won them $500,000, then built their entire website — in two days. That timeline forced ruthless scope: one clear story, fast load, mobile-first, nothing on the page that didn’t earn its place. (opens the live site in a new tab)
- AI Makers Generation — AI education · Atlanta. The site for AI Makers Generation — the Atlanta AI-education org I’m part of, running a free weekly meetup, twice-monthly workshops, and an eight-week cohort. The build had to make a dense, multi-track program legible in one scroll and drive a single action: claim one of twenty seats. Event-forward, mobile-first, with an AI assistant built in to answer questions on the spot. (opens the live site in a new tab)
- Creative Velocity Index — Data storytelling · Interactive report. An interactive report that turns creative-performance data into a story you scroll, not a PDF you skim. The design question was density vs. clarity — I cut every chart that didn’t change a decision, so each view earns its attention. Data as narrative. (opens the live site in a new tab)
APPS — products I shipped solo
- Attune — AI communication coach. A real-time AI coach you rehearse hard conversations with — it speaks, listens, and emotionally adapts instead of reading a script. The insight was that the words were never the hard part: a partner who only agrees teaches you nothing, so this one pushes back. Interviews, negotiations, and the talks people practise in the shower. (opens the live site in a new tab)
- Selah — Wellness app. A wellness app built on the opposite of streak pressure — miss a day and nothing breaks. The design question was how to motivate without shame, so progress counts returning rather than an unbroken chain. The faith layer is optional throughout: present if you want it, invisible if you don’t. (opens the live site in a new tab)
- Breadcrumb — Focus & day planner. A day planner for brains that lose the thread. It asks how much fuel you have before it dares order your work, and when the day runs long it offers to cut scope rather than let you fail the plan. "Re-planning, not failing" is the whole product in three words. (opens the live site in a new tab)
- 6 Figure Playbook — Job-hunt system · AI agents. An accountability system for a job hunt, with agents that turn a pasted job link into a cover note, an outreach DM, and the keywords to match. It targets the real failure mode — not knowing the next move — by always naming exactly one. Every application logged in a single vault. (opens the live site in a new tab)
- STAXK — Reverse-recruiting engine. A job search run like an outbound sales pipeline: jobs are leads, hiring managers are contacts, applications are deals. Ten agents source, score, and draft the outreach, but nothing sends without a human tap — that constraint is what the whole design turns on. Built as its own proof: the tool is the résumé. (opens the live site in a new tab)
- TradeSprout — Markets learning tool. A private learning tool that explains what an options contract actually costs and what would make a setup wrong — and, by design, never places a trade. The constraint was refusing to become a signal service, so it also names every check it could not run rather than implying confidence it has not earned. (opens the live site in a new tab)
FILM — commercials & motion
CONTENT — ugc & social
About Halania
Twelve years in the beauty industry — from a single nail table to three Atlanta salons — then a spinal injury and a year relearning to walk, during which she taught herself to build. Founder and sole developer of OYRB, a booking-and-payments platform. Director of AI-driven commercial work for national brands.