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AN INSTITUTION OF CREATIVE SYSTEMS

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CCR515 / CONVENTIONAL OVERVIEW

Websites, apps, and useful systems.

CCR515 is an independent studio led by Camilo Rodriguez. I help businesses and creators turn an idea or a difficult workflow into a clear plan and a usable first version.

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Find the right thing to build.

Bring an idea, website, or workflow that needs direction. A scoped consultation turns it into priorities, a practical plan, and a defined next step.

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Make the first useful version.

Commission a focused website, a small application, or one business workflow. We agree on the outcome, scope, fee, and handoff before production begins.

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SELECTED WORK / ACTUAL INTERFACES

Built to be useful.

SpaceMobile V2.1 interface capture showing aircraft, flight selection, AiR DJ, and CHUTER concept cards

V2.1 interactive concept demo · Original Thinkful design, 2021

SpaceMobile

A speculative flying-transportation app revived from an original Figma design as a working animated browser experience.

For
People interested in interaction design, speculative mobility, and experiential digital products.
Workflow
Choose illustrative stops and an aircraft, simulate boarding and flight progress, and revisit local trip history.
My role
Original concept, visual identity, and UX design in 2021; design direction and AI-assisted implementation in 2026.

Actual rendered V2.1 interface. Flights, fares, routes, service plans and bookings are simulations. No live dispatch, GPS, or payments.

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POSTER INDEX first-screen interface, with its archive headline

Product interface capture · September 2026

POSTER INDEX

A visual archive for studying and comparing poster design.

For
Designers and people studying visual communication.
Workflow
A focused entry point for browsing and studying an attributed poster archive.
My role
Platform, UX direction and curation. The posters belong to their credited designers.

This capture shows the first-screen interface, without the poster feed. Publication clearance for cinematic artwork is separate.

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Actual PartyFlow public landing page from the existing demo recording

Phase 1 demo · public entry capture

PartyFlow

A private-event inquiry and follow-up workflow demo.

For
Restaurants, bars, lounges and small venues.
Workflow
A public entry point intended to bring scattered event inquiries into a clearer workflow.
My role
Product and workflow direction for the venue inquiry system.

Actual public entry screen. Owner dashboard and booking outcomes are not established by this capture; this is not a launched SaaS company.

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Senator Guardrails working US map with age and tenure controls

Finished V1 in portfolio records · public release pending

Senator Guardrails

A civic UX tool for exploring US Senate age and tenure.

For
Readers seeking clearer public-record context.
Workflow
Map, comparison and readable context turn a dense public dataset into a usable view.
My role
Concept, UX, editorial research and visual direction; architecture and AI-assisted development.

Canonical local V1 capture from September 26. Physical-device acceptance and public release are separate.

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Behind the studio: Camilo’s work as a systems architect connects research, interface design and useful products. Meet Camilo →

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POSTER INDEX / SOURCE CREDITS

A visual archive for studying design.

The collected artwork is withheld from this release pending publication clearance. The spatial sequence uses neutral paper surfaces. The archive designers retain authorship of their work.

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Source records and creator credits