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Furniture is one of those products people rarely buy without hesitation.
This concept explores how thoughtful UX, clear product pages, intuitive navigation, and responsive design can make that decision a little easier.
#UXDesign #WebDesign #Ecommerce #Figma #ResponsiveDesign
This looks so cozy. Great work!😍
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Hey Contra community!
I've decided to share my UX/UI design project, which was lead-generation-first to me.
Onyxer Academy is an edtech startup bootstrapped by a web development agency with a strong presence on Upwork.
The goals of the project were:
- Lead Generation through UX/UI design (my favourite!) = maximise conversion rates and make sure the marketing budget spent on customer acquisition, like ads and SMM, won't go to waste + the founder spent his own time on social media and his hourly rate is the highest in the agency (lead cost only increases from that)
- Motivate users to buy the full course (in the product design world, it's called a bundle, and even has best practices — my former boss's team even created a Shopify app dedicated to e-commerce bundles)
- Attract potential students to be the best during their study, since the best were promised to get hired (for real, the website was supposed to be a part of the hiring brand)
- "If there's time, provide also a concept of a Learning Management System..."
I've been a lead generation manager, team lead & mentor in agencies exactly like this, even though I already switched into UX/UI design, so the project excited me. The founder was thorough and detailed in his communication, and he also provided some visuals collected by an in-house graphic designer: logo variations, a mood board, and color schemes.
My then-process was almost as usual now:
- Deep briefing with a client through Zoom and Notion
- Even deeper analysis of all the info about the company to provide a truly narrow and personalized solution and maximise conversions
- Competitor analysis, especially pricing models analysis + UX/UI design standards of the industry, including not only Ukrainian but European & US edtech & coding bootcamp markets
- Website structure creation (the site is a landing page with AIDA framework)
- Wireframing
- UI Design
- Prototyping
- Figma File Cleanout :)
I was working with a wonderful UX/UI Design Mentor back then who had helped enormously by providing useful and pleasant feedback along the way.
The desire for future collaboration followed the project.
Hope you'll support it with your like and comment.
And as usual, if you want your website to bring you leads or conversions, I’m the woman.
See ya!
Starting from AIDA and working backwards into the site structure is the right call for a lead-gen project. Most designers approach it aesthetically first and then try to retrofit conversion logic. The competitor pricing analysis across Ukrainian, European, and US markets is a detail that most freelancers skip entirely.
One of my earlier projects, created while taking a Figma course and exploring e-commerce design. This furniture store prototype features an interactive hero section, collections, product cards, and a concept for product filters.
There are many things I would refine today, but I still think it's a solid result for one of my first experiences designing this kind of product. Projects like this played an important role in building my design skills and understanding of e-commerce interfaces.
Fluxo | Personal Finance Dashboard 💵
Finance apps are one of the hardest UX challenges in product design.
It's working with stress, numbers, and decisions people actively avoid making. The design has to build trust — creating an app where users feel comfortable enough to hand over their most sensitive numbers.
What I look for in a well-designed money dashboard:
Clarity over completeness — show the 3 numbers that matter, not all 47 Visual hierarchy that guides — your eye should land on the most important data first Emotional tone — dark, clean, premium = I trust this with my money Micro-context — not just €5,210 spent, but -3% vs May tells a story
This Fluxo concept gets a lot right. Cash flow visualization, spending donut, saving goal progress — all scannable in under 5 seconds.
Yes, it's just a concept. But it's built on real interaction logic between a user and a product.
What types of financial products have you worked with? 💰
#FinTech #UXDesign #ProductDesign #UIInspiration #DashboardDesign
Great breakdown. "Clarity over completeness" is the golden rule for dashboards. The high-level metric cards and subtle data comparisons make the interface feel alive and actionable, rather than just a wall of numbers. Looks incredibly clean!
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