TestLover (IMSB personality test)

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Overview

An AI-assisted Next.js entertainment experiment shipped in four hours and visited by about 2,000 unique users in its first week.

Highlights

• Directed and debugged an AI-assisted Next.js personality-test parody and shipped its initial version in four hours.
• Created a promotional video that helped the site reach about 2,000 unique visitors in seven days, measured through Vercel Analytics.
• Built a 100-question flow with randomized match progression, a post-completion reveal and entertainment disclaimer, result sharing, and Chinese, English, and Japanese interfaces.

Project narrative

Situation

I wanted to test how quickly a familiar personality-test format and a playful reveal could attract participation and sharing. The concept intentionally resembles an MBTI-style assessment, but the match progression is randomized and the conclusion is that the participant simply enjoys taking tests.

Task

Direct, verify, deploy, and promote a complete entertainment experience within a few hours. The joke needed to be revealed after completion, the result needed to be identified as entertainment rather than a professional assessment, and the flow needed to be shareable enough to test organic reach.

Action

I remained the human in the loop for an AI-assisted Next.js and TypeScript implementation, directing the experience and debugging the result. I shipped the initial version in four hours and created the promotional video myself. The application presents up to 100 questions, changes the visible match score as users answer, supports previous and next navigation, generates a playful result and detailed response inferences, and provides native or clipboard sharing. I later expanded the original Chinese interface with English and Japanese localization.

Result

Vercel Analytics recorded about 2,000 unique visitors during the first seven days. The project demonstrates rapid experimentation and audience response, but I keep it as a small portfolio example rather than treating it as a core Amazon Leadership Principles story.

Scope and disclosure

• The match score is entertainment logic, not a psychological assessment.
• The result page reveals the joke and states that the test is for entertainment only.
• The initial product was shipped in four hours; internationalization and question-bank revisions were later improvements.

Resources

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