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Helping startups turn great products into premium mobile experiences.
This time, I designed an App Store screenshot presentation for TerraElix, focusing on clarity, branding, and conversion.
If you're looking for a UI/UX designer for your next mobile app, my DMs are open. 📩
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A closer look at Sunbeam, the project that started our Framer template series.
The template includes 15 responsive pages, five dedicated product pages, pricing, CMS-powered blog and case studies and custom illustrations
What took the most time was making all of those pieces feel like one believable software product instead of a collection of unrelated layouts.
Sunbeam is available now through Startfrom:
Bold colour choices and yeet you made them work together! Love it.
In 2026, great design is about more than looking good. The real challenge is creating something that stands out in a world where AI can generate polished layouts in seconds.
Strong UX and structure are the foundation, but the details make the difference: bold typography, unique compositions, subtle accents, and thoughtful visual rhythm.
For these two hero sections, we explored two different directions. Version 1 is clean and typography-driven, while Version 2 adds supporting cards and decorative elements for more depth and personality.
Which one do you prefer: 1 or 2?
22 voted
31%
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2 is soo cool
I’m exploring two homepage hero directions for a Scramble Systems concept and testing which layout communicates the message more effectively.
Both directions use the same core idea: helping small teams deliver big wins in tough situations.
Direction 1 feels more structured and modular.
The large brand title creates a strong first impression, while the green content block makes the key message feel direct and contained.
Direction 2 feels more dynamic and action-driven.
The headline becomes the main focus, the green emphasis adds more energy, and the large athlete image makes the concept feel more immediate.
Direction 1: bold, structured, brand-forward
Direction 2: dynamic, focused, action-driven
Which direction feels stronger for a consulting/leadership website?
13 voted
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30 voted
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43 votes
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Direction 2
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