I didn’t get the job, but I still wanted to share the design I came up with for the assessment. T...

I didn’t get the job, but I still wanted to share the design I came up with for the assessment. T...I didn’t get the job, but I still wanted to share the design I came up with for the assessment. T...

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Francis Favour

• Aug 26

I didn’t get the job, but I still wanted to share the design I came up with for the assessment. They had 5 different platforms that needed to live under one landing page, with a visual direction that was mostly minimal, image-light, and mosaic-inspired. For the hero, I went with an atomic structure concept the brand logo becomes the nucleus, while the 5 products orbit around it like electrons. The idea was simple: one ecosystem, five products, working together. Still proud of how this one came together. I am Francis Favour, a Product Designer, and WordPress Developer based in Lagos, Nigeria. I help SaaS startups, fintech companies, healthcare businesses, agencies, coaches, and growing brands create user-centered products and high-converting websites. With 3+ years of experience, I have built 12+ websites, designed 10+ landing pages, helped 8 businesses launch online, improved conversion rates, increased user retention, and optimized user experiences using Figma, WordPress, Elementor, Framer, WooCommerce, and Custom Plugin Development.francisfahvie

Figma UI Design UX Design

Pixel One Design

pro

• Aug 21

OCR extracts business names, formation dates, and addresses from uploaded documents automatically. But users still need to trust what the system found before anything gets submitted.

We designed the confirmation flow around editable fields that surface extracted data clearly. Users review what the system found and correct where needed, rather than typing everything from scratch. The design choice was to make the AI output feel transparent and controllable.

The design choice was to make the AI output feel transparent and controllable. The result is a flow that reduces data entry to the minimum while keeping users fully in control of what gets submitted.

UI Design Product Design UX Design

MD Rafee Alam

• Aug 25

The editable-fields approach is smart, letting people verify OCR output instead of trusting it blindly probably saves you a ton of support tickets down the line.

Juice Lab

pro

• Aug 22

Same product.

Two completely different personalities.

Which dashboard would you trust with a critical security alert?

Cyan

Green

I’d genuinely pick based on first impression.

#DashboardDesign #SaaS #UIDesign #Cybersecurity #ProductDesign

Figma FigJam Jitter

6 voted

67%

3 voted

33%

9 votes

Closed

DC Work

• Aug 24

I’d go with Green. It feels more trustworthy and fits the security context better.

Anush | Foundrline

max

• Aug 21

A/B testing hero sections for course landing page which layout converts better? . . I’m on X too, mostly thinking out loud ideas, problems, and good people to follow https://x.com/rightnextstep?s=11

Kajabi Web Design Web Development

28 voted

90%

3 voted

10%

31 votes

Closed

Muhammad Musthak

• Aug 23

Hero 1 feels much cleaner. Having the headline on the left side follows standard F-pattern reading habits, so the core message hits immediately before the eyes move over to the visual on the right.