Product Design for Ripple, an Influencer Booking Platform

Product Design for Ripple, an Influencer Booking PlatformProduct Design for Ripple, an Influencer Booking Platform

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Praveen N

pro

• 11h

Ripple: book an Influencer the way you'd book a hotel 💧

Working with Influencer is still messy: DMs that go nowhere, rates you have to chase, contracts over email, and paying upfront with no guarantee.

Ripple puts the whole deal in one place: • Discover Influencers matched to your Brand campaign, with real stats and a clear rate card • Send a request and negotiate terms in chat • Approve a proposal that both sides can see, line by line • Sign once and it's binding for both sides • Pay by phase, held in escrow until the work is approved

From "who should we work with?" to "booked" in minutes.

#ProductDesign #UIUX #CreatorEconomy #MobileApp #ConceptDesign

Motion Design Figma Animation

Arun s

• 11h

Cool concept🧠

Mykola Malyhin

pro

• 8h

The booking metaphor makes a complex influencer workflow feel familiar.

Praveen N

pro

• 4h

That's the core and easiest known booking modal across, that's why i had tried in that direction.

Wisdom Johnson

• 5h

"Book an influencer the way you'd book a hotel" is a clean mental model — and you can tell in the demo you actually followed that metaphor through (discover, compare, deal, pay) instead of treating the DM/rate/contract bits as bolt-ons. Where this usually trips in practice is on...

Praveen N

pro

• 4h

Thank you @Wisdom Johnson

Divan Raj

pro

• Oct 9

Hear the sound 🎧

An experimental exploration of bringing AI conversations to life through motion. ✨

Tool stack: Figma × Claude × After Effects

Figma Claude Adobe After Effects

Zubair Akhter

• Oct 12

Really impressive

Emmanuel Bliss

• Oct 9

A founder ask me for a feedback on there product, so i started reviewing the healthcare app, and something felt off.

The website felt warm and welcoming. You could tell there were real people behind the brand.

But once you opened the app to sign up, that feeling was gone.

And honestly, for something as personal as healthcare, that matters. People need to feel comfortable before they trust you with their health.

So I worked on the onboarding screen to bring that feeling back.

Nothing complicated. I added a human touch through imagery and kept the screen simple, while making the app feel more connected to the website.

Sometimes, it's not about adding more to a screen. It's about making what's already there feel right.

Which would make you more comfortable signing up:

Before or After?

Healthcare IT UX Design Figma

4 voted

14%

25 voted

86%

29 votes

Closed

Donny setiawan

• Oct 10

Good catch on the disconnect between the website and signup flow. Carrying that human warmth into onboarding feels especially relevant for healthcare. Have you had a chance to test the redesign with new users?

Anna Peredelskaia

pro

• Oct 9

I wanted to see how far I could take a static hero with a little motion and some help from Claude.

So I’m experimenting with scroll animation on a dental website concept. I design the layout and motion direction, then work with Claude to bring it to life.

A quick screen recording of where it’s at. Still tweaking, but this part is fun.