Personal brand and website design.

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Umair Zulfiqar

pro

• 6h

Personal brand and website design.

Typography

Onyeka Nwankwo

• 5h

Do you mind sharing the inspiration behind the design

Dim Pixidimworld

• 4h

The typography and colors are beautiful. Good choice

Sagar Nawaz

• 2h

Ye le Jani: This is powerful Umair! That hero with the deep red door + "Your front might look perfect, but behind closed doors lies the truth" copy is so striking. Love the editorial feel with WSJ, LIVING, Womens Weekly logos on top - gives instant credibility. Typography game is strong!

Timothy Exodus

pro

• 2h

The deep red door as the hero image is such a strong metaphor. It makes the whole behind closed doors idea land instantly. And the editorial layout with the publication logos up top gives it real authority. Is the typography as central across the rest of the site, or does the homepage lean on it hardest?

Diego Colino - Vítrea Studio

max

• Oct 15

a little hero exploration with dither and flowers 🌺

Framer Web Design Web Development

Amrina Khan

• Oct 15

Gorgeous 😍

Toqir Chatha

pro

• Oct 14

Built something that isn’t client work for a change. Flowkidz. Short games that teach kids design, websites, AI, code and internet safety.

Completed work

games Animation 2026 Interaction Design Web Design Webflow Development Figma GSAP Webflow

Ali Sabir

pro

• Oct 16

spot the fake being the one that sticks makes sense, catching grown-ups out is the best game there is. one build question. do kids need an account, or does progress live on the device? no-login is usually the hardest part of a kids product and the part parents actually check.

Ayeni Gift Olayinka

• Oct 15

What makes someone stop scrolling and imagine themselves living in a property?

That's something I kept in mind while working on this luxury real estate website concept.

I wanted the design to feel premium without making the experience complicated. The focus was on strong visuals, clean layouts, and a clear structure that lets the properties speak for themselves.

I also paid attention to how visitors move through the website, from their first impression to exploring the properties and taking the next step.

Because when someone is looking for a home, the experience matters just as much as the presentation.

I couldn't fit every screen into this post, so I'll share more of the design in the comments. 👇

I'm curious: when you visit a real estate website, what makes you want to explore further?

#WebDesign #Architecture #LuxuryRealEstate #UIUXDesign #RealEstate #Figma