6+ years as a brand designer. Agencies. Startups. Freelance. Full-time roles. I've designed acros...

6+ years as a brand designer. Agencies. Startups. Freelance. Full-time roles. I've designed acros...6+ years as a brand designer. Agencies. Startups. Freelance. Full-time roles. I've designed acros...

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Nafisat Sanni - Email Designer

pro

• Jul 6

6+ years as a brand designer. Agencies. Startups. Freelance. Full-time roles. I've designed across pretty much every kind of team structure there is.

Starting today, I'm going all in on one thing: email marketing design for DTC & ecommerce brands.

Over the next 25 days, I'm intentionally showing up. I'll be sharing: • Email redesigns • Original email concepts • Design breakdowns • My journey as I niche into email marketing design for ecommerce and DTC brands

If you're building an eCommerce or DTC brand, or you're simply interested in email design, I'd love to have you follow along.

Let's make it happen. 🚀

Day 1 of 25. The Email Design Sprint.

#MakeItHappen30DayChallenge #Emailmarketing #dtc #ecommerce #emailmarketingdesigner #staticads #emaildesigner #figma #klaviyo #d2c

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Gergő Cserba

pro

• Jul 2

Neutron, a website for SaaS and AI businesses

Framer Figma Adobe Creative Suite

Swati Awasthi

pro

• Jul 2

very clean and colours are dark but feels very soothing

Oleksandra Marchenko

pro

• Jul 2

A fresh take on mobile video editing 🎥

Share your impressions below!

Check it out

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Esther Adewumi

pro

• Jul 2

Nice concept

Mark Barliet

pro

• Jul 2

How do you simplify a platform that does absolutely everything? 🤩

Hey everyone! Mark here. I’m super excited to share a new case study our team has been working on.

We partnered with a corporate learning platform that had courses, live sessions and credit systems. It’s an amazing product, but as it grew, it just needed a bit more order. Our goal here was to help organize all these features into a simpler layout for everyday users. Everything started with a basic question: how do people naturally use this product? We didn’t want them to adjust to a new design. We wanted the design to adjust to them.

Scroll down to see how these small design updates changed everything!

Check it out 🫴🏻

Would love to know what you think🔥

FigJam Figma Hotjar

Oleksandra Volkova

• Jul 2

Designing for user habits rather than forcing new ones is top-tier product thinking. 🧠 Small design updates usually make the biggest impact on everyday usability. Awesome work, Mark!