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Questra is a cloud gaming platform with zero lag and zero downloads. The design builds a retro-futuristic synthwave world: a spaceship racing along a neon horizon, glowing low-poly trees, and a deep blue-to-magenta gradient that sets the mood.
What I focused on:
→ Clear navigation split into Platform, Community and Support
→ A playful CTA, "Press Start", in acid lime that stands out against the dark UI
→ Glowing, game-style icon buttons and a pixel-style logo mark
→ Illustration and UI working together instead of competing
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Special attention was given to:
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• Clean, oversized typography
• Music playlist and suggested tracks
• Premium headphone presentation
• Clear CTA and minimal navigation
• Responsive mobile experience
The result is a fresh, stylish landing page that connects premium audio technology with fashion, music, and personal expression ✨
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It was beautiful work, and it described a different project at the agreed price.
I asked them to decide: keep the approved scope, or pause and price the new idea separately. On day six, they chose the original. We shipped two weeks later.
Offering to price the new vision as its own phase also lets the client see what the idea costs without it feeling like a no. Was a change-order process already written into your contract, or did you build that path on the spot?
This is the kind of work I want to do more of.
A strong visual direction and plenty of room to get creative with the development. Built in Webflow, animated with GSAP.
Here’s a look around.
Outstanding Work❤️