Mastering Client Satisfaction: Revamp Your Hero Section Designs

Mastering Client Satisfaction: Revamp Your Hero Section DesignsMastering Client Satisfaction: Revamp Your Hero Section Designs

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Umair Design

• 4h

Did thishero section for a client but he did not like 😟

I did those door illustration from scratch in figma and they took too much..

You feel band when you work is not approved but its fine keep learning and improving :)

Figma website

Markus Zeljak

pro

• May 31

UFAB numericals + motion system for logo and numericals, via Ebb Scandinavia.

The new logotype symbolized their mastery in CNC manufacturing.

Based on client feedback on early numeral explorations, I redesigned the set to feel coherent with the final logotype.

The numerals are now used on factory signage.

But the brand needed more ways to express smart connected manufacturing.

I built a motion system inspired by their CNC & measurement machines, where the same movement could carry across both letters and numbers.

This made the identity easier to extend without losing coherence.

Logotype: Ebb Scandinavia Numericals: 1 AD, 1 designer (me) Motion: me

Completed work

Brand Design Motion Design Cavalry Figma

Atolani Adegbesan

• Jun 2

Superb

Kreativa Studio

pro

• Jun 1

A few illustrations created a while ago for Codable website.

Figma shareyourwork Illustration

Picto Design Studio

pro

• Jun 2

Outstanding work👏🔥🔥

Ansh Jamdagni

pro

• Jun 1

Most websites tell you what a service does.

The good ones show you what it feels like to be inside it.

For Wilson's, the brief was to make invisible work visible. Not through just copy. But through design as well!

Four steps in their process, the voice interview, the framework build, the intent signals, the outreach conversation, each needed a graphic that could communicate without a word of explanation. So I built four custom UI cards inside Framer from scratch. Animated, brand-native, each one a small window into a real moment in the service.

No stock widgets. No imported assets. Just the constraint that makes Framer work interesting: make it feel like a real product interface without actually being one.