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Alex Dovhyi

max

• Jan 20

Skill opens doors. Taste decides which ones you walk through.

https://www.alexscamp.com/p/skill-gives-you-power-taste-decides

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Skill gives you power. Taste decides how you use it.

Skill opens doors. Taste decides which ones you walk through.

Ifeoma Barker

• 3h

For the Kittl challenge, I wanted to push myself outside of my usual visual style and experiment with motion-driven product storytelling.The idea started with a simple concept: a matcha drink visualized through fluid motion, ingredient textures, and a clean hero reveal. I focused on building a visual flow that moved from ingredients and liquid movement into a final product moment letting the color contrast and motion carry the story.

The animations were created directly in Kittl’s video generator, where I explored how its AI tools could be used to generate fluid, ingredient-based motion sequences. Once I had the core clips, I brought everything into CapCut to refine the pacing, add transitions, and shaped the final sequence into a short commercial-style edit.

Kittl link

kittlchallenge aivideocreation CapCut AI VIsual Designer AI Video Production AI Art Kittl

Denis Turbin

pro

• 2h

Wow, your work is absolutely stunning!

Lautaro Rolfo

• 10h

🎾 Just wrapped Court Room — a landing page for a private tennis academy in New York.

The brief was simple: build something that feels as premium as the product itself.

What that actually meant:

→ Dark aesthetic as a strategic brand signal, not just a style choice → Every section mapped to a step in the user's decision journey → Micro-interactions that make the experience feel considered without being loud about it

Built in Framer. Obsessed over in Figma.

The best-performing sites aren't the most beautiful ones — they're the ones where design and strategy are the same conversation.

Open to new projects. DM me if you want to talk about yours.

Framer uxdesign uidesign

Robin Beechey

pro

• 7h

Logo exploration for a recovery tool. These are early symbol studies for a brand focused on fascia release and body recovery. The exploration moves between two directions. Tool and leverage Forms inspired by the mechanics of the tool. Pressure, contact points, and the idea of controlled force applied to the body. Movement and release More abstract shapes suggesting posture, fascia, and energy moving through the body. Symbols that hint at balance, freedom, and openness. The goal was to keep the symbols abstract and minimal. Just enough structure to suggest the body, movement, and recovery.