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Hey everyone,
I’m currently hitting a bit of a brick wall and could really use the collective brainpower of this amazing community.
I’ve been working hard on a new Shopify theme, but it just got rejected during the submission process... again. 🫠 I’m at a point where I’m probably too close to the project to see the flaws, so I want to open it up to you.
I’ve uploaded a quick video walkthrough of the theme below.
I would love to get your brutal honesty and constructive feedback:
How does the overall visual aesthetic and layout feel to you?
Are there any UI/UX friction points that stand out immediately?
If you’ve successfully submitted themes before, any hidden pitfalls I should watch out for?
Drop your suggestions, critiques, or ideas in the comments. Thank you so much in advance – your feedback means the world to me! 🙏
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Hey Contra community! 👋
I’m Anna, a UX/UI Designer specializing in digital products and E-commerce. My focus is on transforming complex business requirements into seamless, responsive experiences that drive growth, using advanced tools and AI to enhance precision and efficiency.
How I can help your business thrive:
🚀 Web & Mobile Product Design — Crafting intuitive, high-fidelity responsive interfaces, optimized for seamless cross-device browsing.
📈 Scalable Design Systems — Building and maintaining comprehensive design systems from scratch using Figma variables, components, and auto-layout to ensure product consistency and fast MVP implementation.
🎨 UX Optimization & Visual Storytelling — Streamlining checkout journeys, improving information architecture, and setting clear CTAs to build user trust and boost conversions.
Hi Anna, welcome aboard! 🎉 Love your approach to using AI and advanced tools to speed up the process. Let's keep in touch!🤝
A beautiful branding project we worked on for Anovia, designing a new brand identity for them, which then translated into a website design and development in Framer
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Undertone: an animated background generator that exports to Next.js and drops onto your website in seconds ✨
I built Undertone, a website background generator.
A background is the undertone of a website, the texture and feeling underneath it all.
I got tired of coding them and burning through AI credits without getting the result I wanted. They all end up looking the same, and tiny details like the speed and the pauses are hard to change.
So I built Undertone: pick a feeling, customize everything, draw your own, then export straight to Next.js and drop it into your site in seconds. It's just text, so it stays light and loads fast.
Built in Figma Make for #ConfigMakeathon ✨
Try it: https://undertone.figma.site
Also available on the Figma community: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649138950603776862
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Exporting as plain text for performance is the right call. Most animated background solutions are either canvas-heavy or webGL and they kill Lighthouse scores. The 'pick a feeling' framing is also a smarter entry point than asking users to pick an effect type.
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