Maximize ROAS with Custom UI Motion Graphics for Puppy Yoga

Maximize ROAS with Custom UI Motion Graphics for Puppy YogaMaximize ROAS with Custom UI Motion Graphics for Puppy Yoga

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Louise Royer

• May 16

A sleek 9:16 social ad asset for Puppy Yoga Club. Featuring custom UI motion graphics designed for rapid A/B testing variations, combining precision graph tracking with high-converting creative structures that successfully scaled campaigns to a 4.2x ROAS and sustained an elite 2.8% CTR.

Video Editing Video Production Content Creation Adobe Premiere Pro Adobe After Effects Figma Meta Ads Expert

Bamidele Rokibat

• 3h

Nice

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• May 13

Same course creator. Same content. Same layout. But two completely different feelings ✨ Which version would you choose – Dopamine or Calm?

Kajabi Figma

128 voted

60%

86 voted

40%

214 votes

Closed

Ammar Yasir

• May 13

I'm quite confused, cause both looks good, but Dopamine one, is like showing the end result that your life will be that colorful

Nirmit Rana

pro

• May 13

Hero design: I wanted this to feel less like "AI predicting the future" and more like uncovering patterns that were always there.

Ancient symbolism- Mandala, modern and cinematic UI. Which direction feels more timeless?

Figma webdesign websitedesign

10 voted

53%

9 voted

47%

19 votes

Closed

Atolani Adegbesan

• May 13

Very strong execution here. The design feels intentional, polished, and investor-ready. I go with Signal

Tushar vaghasiya

pro

• May 13

A login page is the first thing your users see. We designed four directions for the same sign-in screen: → Product shot - show them what they're actually getting → Testimonial - let someone else make the case → Abstract - brand before function → Sunset - emotion over information Most teams pick one background and call it done. We test four because first impressions don't get second chances.