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Officially @Spline - certified. Unofficially, we’ve been 3D-obsessed for years 😉🥇
Feels like the perfect excuse to bring back our interview with the Spline team - 🔗 Link
🎙️ We talked about how we use 3D to make complex B2B products easier to understand, with Elecctro as a real case.
Thank you, Spline, for the badge and for having us 💜
Curious to hear what you think 👇
great work deserves great badges 🏆 congratulations, Lynksen!
SYNORA — Futuristic Neurotechnology Landing Page
A bold landing page concept exploring the future of neurotechnology, cognitive insights, and human-centered innovation.
The visual direction combines vibrant orange gradients, futuristic eyewear, oversized typography, and floating data widgets to create a strong, technology-driven experience.
Special attention was given to:
• Bold hero section with futuristic imagery
• Vibrant orange and red color palette
• Oversized typography and strong visual hierarchy
• Floating analytics cards and glassmorphism elements
• Clear request demo CTA
• Responsive desktop and mobile layouts
• Clean navigation and immersive product presentation
The result is a striking landing page concept that makes complex technology feel exciting, modern, and approachable.
Looking to create a bold digital experience for an AI, tech, or innovative product? Let's connect 🚀
the contrast here is perfect
Good morning! It always is when it comes to designing ✨stationery✨.
My love for printed objects and, more generally, for editorial design finds peace in designing grids and layouts.
The set I designed for FT Studio, Interior Design Studio by Federica Tomasello, features a 6x9 grid and a pattern, both following the proportions of the logo.
Space, in this case the space of the page, is once again the protagonist of this brand identity.
If you'd like to read the full case study, you can find it at the link: Enjoy it!
Hope you like it!😊
alessia.
Smart thinking at work.