HYDRA+19

As E-Commerce and Marketing Intern at HYDRA+19, an electrolyte beverage startup preparing to launch to market, I built Amazon product listings and A+ content, migrated the brand off Shopify into a new hydra19.com, and planned and produced two months of launch social content.

role: E-Commerce & Marketing Intern
deliverables: Amazon listings · Website · Social content
tools: Gemini · Figma · Cursor · Git · Cloudflare

Amazon product listing

Researched variation families, A+ content, and the Amazon algorithm—then generated listing carousels, brand story modules, and certification-ready supplement analyses for two SKUs.

Website design

Redesigned the purchase path in Figma, executed the front end in Cursor, improved SEO and accessibility, and rerouted the domain to the new site via Git and Cloudflare.

Content creation

Planned, storyboarded, shot, and edited short-form content in batches—enough to post for two months across pool, beach, court, kitchen, and restaurant locations.

Part 1 — Amazon product listing

Context

Launch-ready Amazon storefront

Researched listing structure, variation families, and A+ content; generated carousels with Gemini; submitted supplement certifications; and designed a shoppable brand story. Flow On · Glow On

Glow On Listing

Flow On Listing

Flow On A+ Content

Glow On A+ Content

Part 2 — Website

Migration

From Shopify to hydra19.com

Founders had used Shopify and AI to stand up an early site, but wanted to cut the $40/month platform cost. I audited the old AI-generated site, brought old and proposed layouts into Figma for manager review, then fully designed front-end aesthetics before executing the build in Cursor.

Pain points on the old site: too many clicks to purchase, hard to understand product differentiation, and a cool aesthetic that was difficult to interact with.

I polished UI/UX, added keywords and alt text for SEO, rerouted the domain through Git and Cloudflare, and shipped hydra19.com.

Figma — old site vs. proposed redesign

Part 3 — Content creation

Pre-production

Research, inspo, and prop planning

Planned, storyboarded, shot, and edited content in batches for two months of posting. Shoot locations included the pool, beach, tennis court, kitchen, and restaurant—with research boards and prop plans to keep production days efficient.