Eric Socratous

Work index

Selected work.

Four projects showing what I worked on, what I decided and how AI tools helped with implementation.

What people see and use

Food-health productActive development
Current TryVit public landing page with the headline Read the package. See the reasoning. Make your own call.
Live homepage screenshot, 29 Aug 2026.No usage, adoption or health-outcome claims.

Search products, inspect scores and confidence, and compare alternatives.

  • Search and manual barcode lookup
  • Multi-factor score and confidence
  • Diet, allergen, alternatives and comparison
Product directionRequirements and product rulesAI-assisted implementation
Multilingual appointment websiteControlled launch
Current Natelier English landing page with the Nails by Natalie headline, appointment actions and a manicure concept image.
Live English homepage screenshot, 29 Aug 2026.Controlled soft launch; hero image is labelled as concept imagery.

Customers can review services, prices and booking information in four languages.

  • Mobile-first service and pricing discovery
  • English, Greek, Russian and RTL Hebrew content
  • Clear appointment-only positioning
Information architectureMultilingual customer journeysPrivacy requirements

Experiments & concepts

Independent explorations, with their status and limits noted.

Interactive visual experimentLive
Heliofault opening composition with oversized Chroma Fault typography, orbital light and cobalt and vermilion accents.
Live desktop homepage screenshot.Independent personal work; no client or commercial outcome.

The site combines large typography, light, motion and browser interaction.

  • Editorial typography with paper, black, cobalt and vermilion
  • Surface, Diffraction, Residue and Disappearance visual states
  • Pointer, touch and keyboard interaction
Visual directionInteractive typographyInteraction requirements
Premium event-planning websiteConcept
Natsoc Events concept-stage homepage with an editorial headline and original abstract gathering artwork.
Protected-preview homepage screenshot.Original concept artwork; not completed client-event work or a public service.

The concept gives all nine event categories equal space and priority.

  • Nine equally represented event categories
  • One approved Full Event Planning offer
  • Six-stage planning sequence
Product briefInformation architectureVisual direction