Found some old design work from the archive 🔓 I design so many things over time I lose track of what I've even done sometimes lol What do you think?

Really nice visual direction — the contrast + atmosphere feel very polished.

From a UX perspective, I especially like how the onboarding screen feels calm instead of “system heavy”. Curious — was the goal more emotional branding or conversion optimization?

What are the unwritten rules of good design? Like everything, the labels and stickers that hide on the undersides and insides of our products have been considerately designed, often following strict brand and system rules. I love systems, so typographic, grid-based design will always have a place in my heart. This is my small tribute to micrographics, each following the systems I've been seeing in the wild.

I'm a simple man: I see nice typo + microdesign = I press goat