João Victor Cruz — designer and fullstack developer

João Victor Cruz,

I design the interface.
I build the product.

UI/UX, front-end, back-end, dashboards, SEO and automation — from Figma to deploy, including the parts nobody sees.

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projects

Real projects, from Figma to code.

Open a project to see the full case, with the original screens and a demo you can actually use.

Loose pieces, to try outButtons, fields, cards, feedback and this site’s animations, in ~/componentes.

services

What I do, and where you can see it.

Each service points to the projects where it shows up, with a shortcut straight to the case.

process

How a project moves with me.

Six steps, in the order they happen. Pick one to see what I do in it — and in which projects.

Before the screen, the problem: who uses it, what they need to solve and what the business needs to measure.

in projects Aly+El MagoAgroluminaEnglish OnBoard

about

Between design and code.

I’m João Victor Cruz, aka jvcrz. I design the interface in Figma, turn it into a product and take care of what comes after: performance, SEO, security and the automations that keep everything running.

I built Aly+ end to end — app, website and dashboards —, directed El Mago and Agrolumina, and I use study projects, like Ascenda, to test ideas before taking them to clients.

This site is an example of that care: the numbers on this panel were measured just now, in your browser.

this site, measured now
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transferred size
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font in use
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contact

Got a project in mind?
Let’s make it real.

The most direct way is LinkedIn. The full visual portfolio is on Behance.

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