Smart glasses UI, but make it calm.
Most HUDs look like someone spilled a spreadsheet on a fighter jet. We wanted something you’d actually want an inch from your eyeball.
So we went big and quiet. Giant type hides behind the people and objects, so the interface and the picture become one thing. The tennis player steps in front of the score like he owns it. Lucy just gets to be Lucy.
Then we got a little obsessive: tiny coordinates, tracking boxes chasing a ball, an “MVP” tag floating next to a trophy, just because. Nobody will read it all. That’s the point.
Only one moment gets to be loud: the call screen. Pink on one edge, green on the other. Decline, accept. Our favourite thing in the set, and yes, we’re a bit in love with it.
Sound on. Tell us what you’d cut, what you’d keep, and what you’d make even bigger.
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Good design is about more than making things look pretty. It’s about finding the right feeling, giving ideas room to breathe, and making every little detail count.
That’s what we had in mind when designing the website for Sanfang. We played with visual hierarchy, typography, layouts, and the overall flow to create a digital experience that feels clear, considered, and true to the brand.
Every section has its own purpose, every detail has a reason to be there, and everything works together to tell one consistent story. We wanted the design to feel polished without being cold, functional without being boring, and distinctive without trying too hard.
Because a good website shouldn’t just look the part. It should feel right, too.
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Some projects are just exercises. DICH™ became something else entirely.
Started as a masterclass experiment, rebuilt years later into something louder, sharper, and far more personal. A sneaker brand website concept driven by bold art direction, considered typography, and an obsession with pushing every element further than it needed to go.
Somewhere between the sneakers and the endless iterations, it became the project that defined a design direction — and the belief that it could actually work beyond the screen.
A real brand. Real sneakers. A real website. For now, Part I.
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Nite Riot®_Film Production // Case Study_Vol.1.0
When NITE RIOT approached us, they didn’t ask for “just a site.”
They wanted a digital riot—and we brought the noise.
No templates. No rules. Just raw rhythm, brutalist elegance, and transitions that hit like a drop at 3AM.
From seamless Difference Mode magic to horizontal scrolls that play like film reels, this baby moves.
Minimalism? Yeah—but with a wild side.
Every pixel was built to feel alive, loud, and unapologetically bold.
Proud to drop this one as a collab between me and my killer team at BL/S 💥Hit the link, dive in, and get ready to scroll like you’ve never scrolled before.
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🔗 https://www.nite-riot.com/
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