A new day, a new Daily UI challenge. This time, the challenge was to design a music player interf...

A new day, a new Daily UI challenge. This time, the challenge was to design a music player interf...A new day, a new Daily UI challenge. This time, the challenge was to design a music player interf...

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Jewel Ramos

• Jul 22

A new day, a new Daily UI challenge.

This time, the challenge was to design a music player interface for the Apple Watch. I took inspiration from my favorite artist, Natalia Lafourcade, and combined some basic animation techniques in After Effects with a UI designed in Figma.

It was a really fun challenge that I completed some time ago. Looking back at it now, I can't help but wonder if I could recreate the spinning vinyl effect using Figma Motion...

I guess there's only one way to find out... 🎵✨

Graphic Design Video Post-Production Adobe After Effects Adobe Photoshop Figma

Abdullah Eroğlu

pro

• Jul 22

The color choice, mockups the presentation, and overall is flowing. Animation speeds are just on point too, good work!

Jewel Ramos

• Jul 22

Thank you! 😊

Max Chechel

max

• Oct 27

New project added Check it out

Figma Webflow Web Design

Ezzat Abdelrazek

pro

• Oct 27

Really nice one, Max!

Thewebheart Studio

pro

• Oct 27

The contact page is usually the last page anyone designs.

We made it one of the best

Recent client work: a contact section UI design for a company with offices across cities. Globe in the back, every location up front, and small interactions that make the whole web design feel alive.

Framer Website Design Framer Web Design

Mahmudul Hasan Manik

pro

• Oct 28

Impressive work

Tigran Shagoian

• Oct 27

DARI — Armor, Leaves & Glass

DARI is a contemporary fashion collection that brings historical design into a modern wardrobe. I created a custom Recraft Style using three references from The Metropolitan Museum of Art: a Milanese steel helmet from around 1475, William Morris’s Willow Bough wallpaper from 1887, and an American pressed-glass salt cellar from 1830–1840.

Their contrasting qualities—armor, foliage, and glass—informed an emerald-led collection of clothing, accessories, and tech objects. The Recraft project includes 27 individual item studies and a final series of 10 fashion campaign images.

The accompanying film brings four selected images into motion and presents the references, development, final collection, and before-and-after comparisons.

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