Following up on the NAFA light mode shared earlier, here’s a look at the dark

Following up on the NAFA light mode shared earlier, here’s a look at the darkFollowing up on the NAFA light mode shared earlier, here’s a look at the dark

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Tolu Oluyole

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• Mar 24

Following up on the NAFA light mode shared earlier, here’s a look at the dark mode experience.

The focus here was on maintaining clarity, reducing visual strain, and creating a more immersive interface without losing usability.

Curious to hear which direction you prefer—light or dark?

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Anna Gudvin · Heed Collective

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• Mar 28

What if minimalism isn’t less — but more intentional?

This is COCO — a finished packaging system built on restraint. Clean hierarchy, deliberate typography, purposeful whitespace,reduced elements.

But the key shift is here: → material becomes the design. → The aluminum isn’t just a container it defines the color, the light, the presence.

A few intentional decisions: 1. Removing everything that didn’t carry meaning 2. letting hierarchy guide instead of decorate 3. treating material as the primary visual layer

For me, minimalism is not less design — it’s more attention to every detail.