Alexander Owolabi
Product designer - Web designer & No-code developer
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Hello burger lovers!
This is a landing page preview of my design for a design challenge I submitted so days ago.
Task: What if Apple would make fast-food? Design a landing page for MacBurger by Apple.
What do you think of my design?
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Designed this #landingpage for the Flux Academy Challenge.
@Framer, you can preview it below👇🏼
https://aerosight-labs.framer.website/
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@Framer Development Challenge Submission.
Task: Create a landing page for a creative AI tool that helps writers simplify their process.
AI Tool Idea: TrueVoice — an AI desktop web app that transforms the overwhelming chaos of manuscript revision into a clear, step-by-step roadmap. Writers import their draft, AI analyzes it, and they get a personalized plan showing exactly what to fix and when. No more staring at 300 pages wondering where to start.
Landing Page Design Execution:
1. Clean design layout - Conversion-friendly
2. Responsive layout - All viewports are friendly
3. Animation and Micro-interaction
4. Custom @Unicorn Studio asset, and more.
Check out the live site👇:
https://truevoice-creatives.framer.website/
Share your thoughts on the AI tool concept in the comments below.
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Hello guys👋
Last night, I wanted to create something really beautiful for a hero section background.
I had no clear idea what it should look like, so I searched for inspiration, but nothing clicked. So, I went back and started experimenting. A few hours later, I finally got something I really liked (PS. it was so fun experimenting on Unicorn Studio). But as a dark theme lover, I had to see how it would look in dark mode... and honestly, it looks 💯👌 too.
You can see it in action and remix here (https://unseen-seen.framer.website/)!
I would love to hear what you guys think below!
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Just wrapped my first design challenge from budarina challenge with Moonchild AI – designing a late-night navigation app for people who've had a few drinks and need to get home safely.
The brief? Make it simple enough for impaired users, safety-first, and keep it (not judgmental).
My approach: An AI-first assistant that handles everything – like having Jarvis in your pocket. Users just tap or talk, and the AI books rides, confirms drivers, tracks arrival, and checks in until they're home safe.
The result? Second place 🎉
Honestly thought I was too late to enter. First challenge nerves almost won. But I'm learning that shipping > perfection and showing up > playing it safe.
What do you think of AI-powered safety apps? Would you use something like this?
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Kitchcomp Food Delivery App Design
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FocusFlow Landing Page Design
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Hotel Booking Mobile App Design
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