Designed the landing page UI for Agent OS — a next-generation AI platform that helps art director...Designed the landing page UI for Agent OS — a next-generation AI platform that helps art director...
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Designed the landing page UI for Agent OS — a next-generation AI platform that helps art directors, designers, and studios streamline their generative workflows.
B2B AI tools often fall into the same trap — they look like overly complex, highly technical dashboards. The goal was to build an interface that actually appeals to creative professionals, balancing advanced AI capabilities with a premium, highly aesthetic visual language.
An editorial art direction that blends modern sans-serif fonts with elegant serif italics, paired with striking, organic floral visuals. I used a glassmorphic chat overlay to showcase the AI's prompt-to-image generation feature directly in context. It proves that generative tools can feel deeply human, inspiring, and beautiful rather than purely functional.
What's in the interface: 
— Contextual glassmorphic chat overlay
— High-contrast editorial typography system
— Seamless blend of organic photography and precise UI elements
— Clean, conversion-optimized top navigation
The process: 
— Midjourney: Generated the vivid, high-fashion floral photography and campaign assets.
— Jitter:Crafted the smooth UI motion and interactions for the floating chat interface.
— Figma: Designed the entire layout, typography, and UI system.
A case in making artificial intelligence feel like a creative partner, not just a software tool.
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Smooth and beautiful😭Like opening a garden in my website
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Want to steal the font used for “Creative” which one is it?
Nicolette's avatar
stunning work, the animations flow so well!
Maty's avatar
B2B AI dashboards defaulting to dense and technical is such a real trap, like founders think complexity signals capability. What was the thing the client was most nervous about cutting when you pushed for the more editorial, less "software-y" direction?
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