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OldView- Vintage Photography & Living History Platform (UI/UX Design)
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OldView is a web platform concept designed for history lovers, photographers, and travellers to explore vintage places and stories.
The goal was to create a clean, image-first experience that allows users to discover historical photos, compare past and present locations, and contribute their own content.
The design focuses on strong visual hierarchy, grid-based layouts, and timeless typography to keep the experience intuitive and engaging.
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