Prodeegy
A no-code interface for AI-driven product testing — six axes of robotics made legible in a browser.
Portfolio — Selected work 2018–2023
Paris · 48°51′N 2°21′E
Melvin DebotFrontend Developer
I work at the seam between art direction and interface engineering — type that carries weight, motion with a reason, and code that stays fast under all of it.
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(01) Manifesto
Je conçois et développe des expériences digitales où l’identité prend vie par le mouvement.
I design and build digital experiences where identity comes alive through motion.
(02) Selected work
07 projects — 2018 / 2023
Work that had to move to make sense.
Madame Pee
A national map of female urinals — a public-service utility with the manners of a fashion brand.
Bolk
A self-service ordering terminal designed around a ninety-second lunch queue.
La Seconde Chance
A non-profit rebuilt online — donations, dignity, and a public image worth trusting.
Lost in Châtelet
A browser maze built on Châtelet–Les Halles — vanilla JavaScript, no engine, no library.
Histocom
An interactive history of communication technology, told through the objects themselves.
Peugeot
A campaign site for low-carbon mobility, built around momentum as a visual argument.
(03) Approach
Frontend · Direction · Interaction
I sit between the people who decide how it should feel and the people who decide how it should work.
Most of what makes a site memorable happens in the gap between a design file and a production build — the timing of a reveal, how a page hands over to the next, whether the type still holds at 320px. That gap is where I work.
I came up through agency work on industrial software, ordering terminals and non-profit platforms, which is a useful education: it teaches you that the interesting constraint is never the effect, it is everything the effect has to survive.
Concept, prototype and production — the idea and the build never split.
- GSAP
- Three.js
- Canvas
- Prototyping
Typed, tested, componentised. React and Vue applications that survive their roadmap.
- React
- Next.js
- Vue
- TypeScript
- Node
Choreography over decoration. Timing, easing and hierarchy that direct the eye.
- GSAP
- ScrollTrigger
- Lenis
- FLIP
Custom shaders and lightweight geometry — atmosphere without the payload.
- GLSL
- R3F
- Blender
Tokens, primitives, documentation. One vocabulary a whole team can speak.
- Design tokens
- Storybook
- Figma
Budgets set before the first commit. Sixty frames is a requirement, not a target.
- Lighthouse
- Core Web Vitals
- Bundle budgets
(04) Contact