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Before vs After: Generator Recommendation App Redesign
I challenged myself to redesign a generator recommendation app with one goal: make the experience simpler, faster, and easier to understand.
Instead of only refreshing the visuals, I focused on solving real UX problems.
Good design isn't just about making things look better it's about helping users make decisions with less effort.
I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback! 👇
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6 amazing UI color combos, part 2
Neon Lime /C8FF3D/ + Violet Ink /2D1B69/
Burnt Orange /FC6C26/ + Vanilla /FFF4D6/
Warm Lime /CFFF74/ + Olive Ink /2F3A1D/
Electric Indigo /5B3DF5/ + Soft Lilac /E8DEFF/
Sky Mint /B8F7E4/ + Graphite /25272C/
Electric Orchid /E46CFF/ + Deep Plum /2E0F35/
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This deserves more than just liking, this deserves to be featured! 🏆 Saved immediately. That Neon Lime and Violet Ink combo is screaming to be used on a high-energy SaaS web landing page.
Augie has no fixed interface of its own. It lives inside whatever system a logistics team already runs, which created a specific design challenge: how do you show something visually when the product has no fixed home?
The answer was to build abstracted UI that puts the brand guidelines into practice as a working chat interface. We aimed to show founders what Augie does in one glance without requiring them to read a feature description or sit through a demo.
Both light and dark versions are shown side by side. This was also a styling exercise. The visual language defined here became the foundation for every use case animation across the product, giving the entire website a consistent feel even though Augie itself appears in many different environments.
For a product that lives inside other products, making it visible was the entire design job.
Great design always solves problems!
Same dark SaaS aesthetic. Same orange-to-pink gradient accents. Same glass-card UI elements. Two different entry points. But the hero tells a completely different story.
Which hero would make you request a demo? 👇
19 voted
73%
7 voted
27%
26 votes
Closed
Love this comparison. It’s a great reminder that great design isn’t just aesthetics it’s the story the hero tells. 👏
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