Concept buildAI web app · Writing assistant
Draftly
An AI-writing interface with tone control and streaming-style output.

01Overview
A concept build created to demonstrate ai-powered web applications. Draftly is a fictional brand, so there is no client and no real-world results — it exists to show the design, interaction and engineering approach in a working, clickable site.
02The Challenge
People know what they want to say but lose time getting the first draft down.
03My Role
Design & development — responsible for planning, building and shipping the product across the interface, backend and data layer.
04The Solution
A writing assistant with tone control, streamed output, copy and history. Output is simulated so no AI service is called.
05Key Features
- Tone selection
- Streaming-style output with stop
- Copy and recent history
- Clearly labelled as simulated
06Technology Stack
- React
- TypeScript
- Streaming UI
- Tailwind CSS
07Development Process
- 1
Define the brief
Chose a realistic scenario for the service and defined what the product needs to do.
- 2
Design the interface
Set a distinct visual direction, type scale and responsive layout.
- 3
Build it
Implemented in React and TypeScript with accessible, keyboard-friendly interactions.
- 4
Polish and test
Checked responsive behaviour, focus states and empty or error states.
08Screens / Visuals
09Lessons Learned
- AI interfaces should let people stop and edit.
- Streaming feels faster even when total time is the same.
- Be upfront about what is simulated.
10Result
A complete, working concept demo you can open and use — built to show the approach, not to claim client results.
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