Enhance UX: Transition from Aesthetics to Intentional Design

Enhance UX: Transition from Aesthetics to Intentional DesignEnhance UX: Transition from Aesthetics to Intentional Design

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sidi elizabeth

• May 6

it’s funny how easy it is to get caught up in making things “look good” but then you step back and realize the page isn’t actually saying anything

no direction no flow just sections stacked on sections

been trying to slow down my process a bit like… actually thinking through what the user sees first, what they feel, where they go next

less decoration, more intention

still figuring it out tbh but it’s been changing how I design lately

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max

• May 4

Kintessence sits in that nuanced space between mass and untouchable luxury - and needed a website that could reflect that balance.

We leaned into this tension through a refined, earthy, editorial visual language that still feels approachable. The system positions them as curators rather than sellers - a place where fragrance is discovered, not pushed.

→ Read the case study → Experience the live site

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pro

• May 6

Love the work! so creative

Darya Batyr ✦

max

• May 4

Enterprise SaaS negotiations are complex. DealDesk makes them make sense.

We designed a site around three questions: "What do they do?", " Who are they?", " Why trust them?" to convert enterprise buyers by answering their core question immediately - "Can I trust these people with million-dollar negotiations?" - then proving the answer is yes. → Check out the full case study 👀

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Kaushal Bodar

• May 5

Nice one!

Mcnove Pineda

• May 3

I built a mobile-first gamified habit tracker called Habit Quest OS, where daily habits become RPG-style quests with XP, levels, and animations. It was designed entirely in Anything using a single prompt, focusing on cinematic UI, character-based progression, and game-like interactions.