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Recent Brand Identity Design for ORLIX TECH
OrlixTech is a product-focused tech startup built around clarity, performance, and scalable design. I worked on shaping the visual direction and product experience, focusing on clean UI, thoughtful interactions, and a system that can grow with the product.
The work covered product UI/UX, visual exploration, and structured design flows, with an emphasis on usability and consistency across screens. The goal was to create an experience that feels modern, intuitive, and practical for real users.
This project reflects my approach to building design systems that balance aesthetics with functionality and long-term product needs.
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I always wanted to learn guitar. I just never wanted to buy one. So instead of buying one, I built it
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