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I just published a new case study for an Interior Decor Social Mobile App project. I promise it's not the usual style.
Really strong visual presentation. The environment instantly communicates mood and positioning. Curious what you meant by “not the usual style”?
Thank you! When I mention "not the usual style," I'm referring specifically to the case study itself. If you take a look, you'll notice that it's different from my typical case studies. I focus more on the problem, the research, and the design solutions, making those sections...
Ahh, that’s interesting — I like that approach. Separating the problem, research, and solutions usually makes a case study feel much clearer and more credible. It shifts the focus from visuals to thinking, which is great.
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