Crafting a Game Studio Website: Impactful Design & Usability

Crafting a Game Studio Website: Impactful Design & UsabilityCrafting a Game Studio Website: Impactful Design & Usability

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Dayana Luz

• Apr 2

Void Studios needed a website that could showcase their games and position them as a serious studio.

I designed and built the platform to balance visual impact with usability, making it easy to explore their projects while reinforcing credibility.

The result is a website that supports both visibility and client acquisition.

UI Design UX Design Web Design Adobe Suite Elementor

Rohit .

• Mar 28

Reimagining an NFT marketplace with a minimal approach — MintVerse

For this project, I focused on simplifying the NFT experience through clean design and better usability.

I used Mobbin to study real product patterns like onboarding, navigation, and layouts. The goal wasn’t to copy designs, but to understand how great UX works and apply those principles in my own way.

Using Replit AI, I quickly turned these insights into a working product and iterated faster on design decisions like spacing, hierarchy, and clarity.

MintVerse is built from understanding, not imitation.

Live demo: https://mintverse.replit.app/explore

mobbinchallenge UI Design UX Design ChatGPT Mobbin Replit

Rohit .

• Mar 28

Build Process :

Jan Mráz

pro

• Mar 27

3 Must-know Figma Plugins, part 14

Figma uidesign ux UI Design UX Design

David Lovenburg

pro

• Mar 27

Use Cases section exploration for an AI translation SaaS doing real-time dubbing for eSports teams 🕹️

Web Design Webflow Development saasdesign

bulbul gupta

• Mar 29

Really interesting direction 👏 Clear use cases like this make complex AI products much easier to understand and sell — especially in something as dynamic as eSports.

Curious how you approached structuring these use cases for different user types?