Contra just told me I'm in the top 1% of creatives on the platform.

Cool badge. Doesn't build anything on its own.

What actually moved the needle wasn't chasing the score — it was going back through old proposals and noticing I was writing to sound impressive instead of answering the actual technical problem in the brief. Once I started solving the thing nobody explicitly asked but clearly needed, everything got sharper. The ranking followed, not the other way around.

Currently building in Framer — SaaS, real estate, and brand sites with real interaction design. If your brief has a hard technical problem buried in it, that's usually where I do my best work.

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Another concept from our archives that we're still really happy with.

We explored what an AI productivity workspace could look like when the assistant is built directly into the workflow. Tasks, messages, scheduling, and AI assistance all come together in one place without making the interface feel too heavy.

The visual direction uses a soft blue palette, rounded UI elements, subtle gradients, and 3D character work to create a more approachable feel.

From the main dashboard to the assistant interaction and tablet layouts, we focused on keeping the experience connected, simple, and easy to navigate.

What almost made the interface feel too heavy before you landed on this version? The soft blue and rounded shapes do a lot of work to keep an AI assistant from feeling clinical.