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Maria Shrayber

pro

• Mar 19

Entering LATAM markets is not just a commercial decision.

It’s an execution problem.

Most international manufacturers underestimate: – regulatory complexity – documentation requirements – local approval processes

I work on building end-to-end execution systems: • market and factory reconnaissance • product adjustment to meet local constraints • certification and inspection coordination (SGS, Intertek) • full lifecycle control — from approval to delivery

This is not about “launching fast.”

It’s about: 👉 entering correctly 👉 staying compliant 👉 being able to actually deliver

Because in regulated markets, execution gaps don’t slow you down.

They disqualify you.

Business Consulting Business Strategy Business Operations Canva

Anca Gabriela

pro

• Mar 22

For the Mobbin x Contra challenge, I used Mobbin as a research tool to study high-quality e-commerce flows and product page patterns.

Focused on understanding what actually works: → structure and hierarchy → spacing and readability → how minimal design supports conversion

Then translated those insights into an original e-commerce template, built in Framer and connected with Frameship to simulate a real product setup.

This is the current version: https://nocturn.framer.website/

Still a work in progress, but I wanted to share the direction early and document the process.

The goal is to create something that feels like a real product, not just visually clean, but structured, usable, and ready to scale.

Would love your thoughts: What feels right? What feels off? What would you improve?

#MOBBINXCONTRA2026

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Akin Gundogan

• Mar 23

Dark, monochromatic vibe certainly matches the mono black products, very cohesive look & feel with great UX & Frameship functions! 👍

Jay Gabani

• Mar 23

It's my creation 😊

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Abayomi Egbemode

pro

• Mar 22

Finding a reliable artisan shouldn't be stressful. I designed these onboarding screens for a mobile-first marketplace that connects users with vetted local professionals; plumbers, electricians, tailors, and more. Looking good or not?