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Amitay Tsinis

• 5h

Built a custom e-commerce website for a boutique bakery, focused on a seamless ordering experience and high conversion. Includes dynamic product catalog, category filtering, and a pickup-based checkout flow with date selection. Designed and developed end-to-end with a strong focus on performance, responsiveness, and clean user experience.

UI Design UX Design Web Development Next.js Redux Supabase

Anca Gabriela

pro

• Mar 22

For the Mobbin x Contra challenge, I used Mobbin as a research tool to study high-quality e-commerce flows and product page patterns.

Focused on understanding what actually works: → structure and hierarchy → spacing and readability → how minimal design supports conversion

Then translated those insights into an original e-commerce template, built in Framer and connected with Frameship to simulate a real product setup.

This is the current version: https://nocturn.framer.website/

Still a work in progress, but I wanted to share the direction early and document the process.

The goal is to create something that feels like a real product, not just visually clean, but structured, usable, and ready to scale.

Would love your thoughts: What feels right? What feels off? What would you improve?

#MOBBINXCONTRA2026

mobbinchallenge Framer Frameship

Akin Gundogan

• Mar 23

Dark, monochromatic vibe certainly matches the mono black products, very cohesive look & feel with great UX & Frameship functions! 👍

R. Qule

max

• Mar 23

Bento grid for Landing page

3D Design UX Design Web Design Adobe After Effects Cinema 4D Figma

Aldrin Caballero

pro

• Mar 23

Forget Figma, AI is the new Design tool When I joined Booking.com back in 2019, coding wasn’t a nice-to-have for UX designers, it was required. You simply couldn’t get hired at Booking.com without it. At the time, that felt like an outlier, almost extreme.

Six years later, it’s becoming the norm. Companies like Linear, Vercel, Cursor, and XAi have been quietly rewriting the designer job description and hiring “design engineers”. They want designers who can build and ship, not just push pixels.

Figma ai