Designed a recap card for Lasso, an AI notetaker app, and it’s one of my favorite small pieces lately.
The business goal was simple: get people to open the notes after every meeting. Most notetakers lose users right there, because the summary looks like homework. Nobody reads a wall of text after a 34 minute call.
Warm gradient and slightly tilted tiles keep it feeling like a quick recap from a teammate instead of a report.
After weeks of 14–16 hour workdays, late nights and countless iterations, our new website is finally live! 🚀🌙
Built using Claude Code, Codex, Claude Design, Higgsfield and Figma.
AI is incredibly powerful when used correctly. With the right expertise, creativity and attention to detail, you can create something truly unique that doesn’t look or feel AI-generated.
The AI accelerated, expert led framing nails it, Adrian. That Our new website is live opener with the golden sparkle treatment is a striking hero, and it clearly shows the human expertise guiding all that AI tooling.
As a Ul/UX designer, I've learned that great design isn't about adding more, it's about removing what gets in the way. Simplicity doesn't limit an experience, it enhances it.
If users can navigate effortlessly, the design is already doing its job.