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Meet CodeCraftsmen. The tech bros you’ve been dreaming of.
Behind every mind-blowing website, there is an engineer who didn't sleep for three days. For us, that superhero is CodeCraftsmen — our absolute favorite development partner.
When they asked us to design their new digital home, we cheered so loud our neighbors called the cops. We wanted to create a website that feels as smooth, powerful, and flawless as the code they write every single day. Here is a sneak peek of what we cooked up!
Let us know what you think in the comments. Hugs and pixels!
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Jason Bergh_Film Production // Case Study_Vol.1.0
Let’s be real: the world has enough boring, "safe" websites. When we sat down with the legendary Jason Bergh, we didn't just want to build a portfolio. We wanted to build a digital sanctuary for his incredible storytelling.
We’re talkin’ high-octane visuals, a UI that breathes, and enough soul to power a small city. It took a lot of late nights, a healthy amount of caffeine, and a mutual refusal to settle for "fine." The result? A home for Jason’s work that finally feels as cinematic as the films he creates.
Wait, there’s more! This is only Part 1 of our little takeover. Consider this the grand opening of the lobby—the red carpet is rolled out, the lights are dimmed, and the show is just beginning.
Go give it some love: 👉 jasonbergh.com (http://jasonbergh.com)
Stay tuned for Part 2, where we dive deeper into the guts of the design. We promise it’s worth the wait.🤘🏻
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WARHOL // Website
Meet WARHOL — a bold portfolio website for a creative studio that doesn't do boring.We fused brutalist web design with an edgy grid layout, crisp typography, and slick animations that punch you right in the retina.
This modern website design was made for design collectives, fashion brands, and anyone tired of cookie-cutter templates.Packed with interactive UI elements, a responsive layout, and a ton of attitude — WARHOL turns scrolls into stares.
Ready to build a portfolio that actually says something? Let’s go.
Check it out and let us know if we nailed the vibe: CLICK ME (https://warhol-arts.webflow.io/)
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DICH™ Fashion
We wanted it loud. We made it louder. 🤘🏻
This is not just a website. It’s a digital middle finger to the beige and the boring.
We’ve started shaping the online home of DICH — a place where boldness lives, violet leads, and nothing fades into the background.
What you're seeing is just the tip of this beautifully unhinged iceberg. More pages, more madness, more DICHness dropping soon. 👾
Until then — Slam that link. Feel the vibe. Question everything.
Check out the live site → here ← (https://dich-fashion.webflow.io/) and feel the heat. 🫶🏻
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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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Wohoo, friends! 🧠
Say hello to your new favorite screen interaction.
Dask Audio is an AI assistant crafted to rescue you from bad playlists and boring audio experiences. Our mission was to turn complex AI algorithms into a warm, immersive, and visually stunning journey.
Think glowing neon gradients, futuristic 3D audio shapes, and a dark mode that feels like a premium late-night concert.
We had an absolute blast designing this, and we hope you feel that energy radiating through the mockups!
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Zerg is a website built for brands that don't do quiet.
The brief called for something kinetic and unapologetic — a digital experience that feels like controlled chaos. We combined brutalist layout structure with liquid scroll animations, bold typography, and a high-contrast color system to create a UI that commands attention from the first scroll.
Every interaction was designed to feel intentional: glitch aesthetics that reinforce the brand's tech identity, motion that guides rather than distracts, and a visual language that speaks directly to a tech-native audience.
Built for esports, digital products, and startups that want their website to feel like a system overload — in the best possible way.
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Granola.gg (http://Granola.gg) needed a website that matched the energy of its audience: fast, loud, and impossible to ignore.
The design direction leaned fully into gaming culture — wild color combinations, chaotic grid layouts, and playful microcopy that entertains as much as it informs. Every scroll delivers something unexpected, and every interaction is designed to keep users engaged and moving forward.
Snackable animations, e-sports aesthetics, and a visual system built for digital-native audiences who move fast and have zero tolerance for boring.
The result is a scrollable dopamine hit that converts without losing its personality.
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Immersive 3D Metaverse Sneaker Website
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DODD // Website PRT.2
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DODD // 3D PRT.3
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A free pack of fully editable Figma templates — bold, clean layouts built for portfolios, case studies, decks, and experimental ideas.
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Beauty of Joseon 3D Promotional Tribute
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An experimental 3D alphabet built around rock and glass — raw stone textures fused with polished reflections and light. Free to use and remix in Figma Community.
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The first volume of our experimental alphabet series. The concept was duality — rough and smooth, heavy and fragile, raw and refined.
Each letter combines stone textures with glass surfaces, layered with energy and light. The result sits somewhere between type design and material exploration — bold enough for a poster, striking enough for a case study or motion reel.
The full alphabet is fully editable and free to use or remix — available on Figma Community.
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A digital tribute to Arne Jacobsen's Series Seven — an interactive configurator concept that lets you explore materials, finishes, and details of a design icon.
A self-initiated concept project built around one of the most recognizable chairs in design history — Arne Jacobsen's Series Seven.
The idea was simple: take a timeless icon and give it a digital space worthy of its legacy. The result is an interactive configurator that lets users explore warm wood finishes, chrome variations, and upholstery options — all wrapped in an interface that feels as considered as the chair itself.
The design direction leans into Danish precision: clean layouts, balanced typography, restrained color palette. Playful enough to invite exploration, polished enough to respect the source material.
A concept for anyone who believes that good design — whether a chair or a UI — should feel inevitable.
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An experimental 3D alphabet built around Tuba and Strandline materials — glossy tubes, liquid curves, and flowing textures. Free to use and remix in Figma Community.
The second volume of our experimental alphabet series. Where Part 1 explored glass and rigidity, Part 2 is about rhythm, motion, and tactile playfulness.
Each letter is built using Tuba and Strandline material fusions — glossy surfaces, liquid curves, and flowing textures that sit somewhere between type design and 3D art. Bold enough for a poster, strange enough for a motion reel.
The full alphabet is fully editable and free to use or remix — available on Figma Community.
🔗 Search "Frmt: Alphabet [Tubes & Wires]" in Figma Community to grab it.
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Honestly? We couldn’t just show you the ring once and call it a day. We’re so incredibly proud of this piece of metal that we spent hours just staring at it, playing with it, and seeing how it looks in every light possible.
So, we made a tiny movie about it.
This video is a little trip through our favorite visual experiments. It’s got different vibes, different textures, and a whole lot of soul. We poured our hearts into making this thing real, and this showreel is just us celebrating that.
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Source One Parts Center delivers real OEM truck parts fast. The brand lives in a world of diesel, logistics, and heavy machinery — and needed a digital presence that matched that energy without losing clarity.
The design direction: confident, structured, and built to last. Clean layouts that communicate trust and speed. A visual language that feels at home in the industry — without looking outdated.
The challenge was balancing the rawness of the trucking world with a polished, professional interface that converts. Every decision — typography, hierarchy, color — was made to reinforce one thing: these people know their parts, and they deliver.
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