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An exploration of the one-pager for DoingThings, a fintech solution designed to condense complex financial actions into a singular, high-impact digital experience.
Exploring streamlined scroll-narratives, integrated conversion points, and a visual language that feels energetic, accessible, and momentum-driven. The design focuses on maximizing the efficiency of a single-page architecture—delivering core value propositions and interactive financial tools within a cohesive, high-performance layout.
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🎨 Design Poll: The Power of Color
It's interesting how a simple color change can completely shift the perception of a brand.
I designed the same hero section in two different color directions:
🟠 Orange Version: Bold, energetic, and attention-grabbing.
🟢 Green Version: Fresh, modern, and growth-oriented.
Everything else remains the same, yet each version tells a slightly different story and creates a different first impression.
If you were launching this brand today, which direction would you choose and why?
89 voted
78%
25 voted
22%
114 votes
Closed
Voted Green
Sharing our latest portfolio exploration for an art director with a strong editorial-inspired visual identity.
We focused on expressive typography, refined layouts, and smooth motion in Jitter to create an experience that feels both bold and timeless.
Would love to hear your thoughts on the overall direction and animation.
The editorial direction here is genuinely confident — the warm amber against the deep black grid creates a tension that feels intentional rather than decorative. What really works is how the typography is doing structural work, not just styling: the oversized type is acting as...
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I’ve been experimenting with Jitter to create a short motion piece for my portfolio and Contra profile.
As a designer, I usually focus on websites, UI/UX, branding, Webflow, and Framer — but motion adds another layer to how work is presented. It helps turn static case studies into something more engaging, polished, and easier to understand at a glance.
This video is a small look into my design work, process, and the type of digital experiences I enjoy creating: clean visuals, thoughtful interactions, and websites that feel modern, clear, and intentional.
Still refining it, but excited to keep exploring how motion can make portfolio work feel more alive.
Love this approach, Luis. The motion work gives it such a polished, high-end feel. It’s a smart move, especially with so many massive agencies moving into the freelance territory lately. Finding ways to make our digital experiences feel more alive and premium is exactly how independent talent stays ahead. Awesome work!
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