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Good visuals get attention in design.
Good thinking makes products actually useful.
I’ve seen really good-looking interfaces fail because they didn’t answer simple questions for the user: what do I do here, what happens next, why does this matter.
When those questions aren’t clear, people hesitate. Or they drop off.
And for me, that’s what good design comes down to. It’s not just how it looks, it’s how easily someone can move forward without thinking too much.
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Most designs don't fail because they look bad.
They fail because they don't convert.
So I built something in FLORA to solve this.
"Fix My Design"
You upload a landing page or ad, and it breaks it down visually:
1. Where users actually look (attention HEATMAP)
2. Where they lose interest
3. What feels confusing
4. Why the CTA gets ignored
5. Where trust breaks
6. And most importantly... how to fix it
All directly on your design.
Try it here: [link]
Robinhood — Hero Section Concept (Web Design + 3D Animation)
Hero sections decide everything in the first seconds — so we designed this one to feel bold, clean, and product-driven.
For this Robinhood landing page concept, we combined a minimal layout with a cinematic 3D animation to create a strong first impression without visual noise.
Sharp hierarchy, controlled motion, and a premium fintech feel — built to look modern and intentional.
Designed via our subscription.
FANCY is currently available for new projects.
here is the project https://onyxlabs.zo.space/museum
Built a museum for the versions of myself I didn't become.
Instead of telling one polished story, I built four different wings. The Artist is the version of me who chose expression, atmosphere, and beauty. The Founder is the version who turned clarity into systems, building things to solve messy real-world problems. The Ghost is the life where I stayed on the expected path and slowly disappeared inside it. And the Future is the version of me still forming more integrated, more authored, and more fully myself.
The whole idea is that identity isn’t one straight line. It’s made of the lives we almost lived, the selves we left behind, and the one we’re still becoming.
Built on @zocomputer. Contact form, daily digest, and event tracking all native integrations.
The challenge said personal, I think there is nothing more personal than what could have been, what you have outgrown and what you are becoming.
Hint there is also a secret room click on the headline on the mainpage "the musuem of who i almost became" thats the first and only clue i'll give
Here is the loom video https://www.loom.com/share/69d68b152f59457d94416b2ddab931a1
#Zo Computer Challenge
love how personal this is!
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