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I built a Style Gallery of 24 responsive web directions to make early design conversations concrete.
They are not 24 client projects. Each is a self-initiated study I planned, designed, and implemented across desktop, tablet, and mobile—covering B2B, editorial, product, booking, commerce, dashboards, and campaign layouts.
When I respond to a brief, I choose only the 3 patterns closest to the customer's problem and use them as visual evidence—not as invented client results.
Browse the gallery: https://gallery.forblune.com
If you need a landing page, responsive repair, or a small website with a clear scope and QA handoff, feel free to message me.
Three representative directions are attached: editorial hospitality, evidence-led B2B, and product/service UI. These are self-initiated responsive studies, not client commissions. For a real brief, I would select only the 3 patterns closest to the problem, define scope and...
@KIM GEONHEE Choosing 3 of the 24 directions per brief feels like a practical way to ground early conversations. Showing each across desktop, tablet, and mobile should also surface scope issues sooner.
Thanks, Nugraha — exactly. The three directions are useful only when they help lock the audience, content priority, and responsive acceptance criteria before implementation. I also treat desktop, tablet, and mobile as separate checks rather than scaled versions of one layout....
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Designed the landing page UI for Agent OS — a next-generation AI platform that helps art directors, designers, and studios streamline their generative workflows.
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