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Hidden Norway
I designed and built Hidden Norway, a travel discovery platform focused on helping people find lesser known places and hidden gems across Norway.
The site features an interactive map where users can explore locations and view details such as difficulty, ratings, family friendliness, cultural interest and environmental considerations.
I built the platform from the ground up, including the frontend, interactive map experience, location data structure and responsive user interface.
The goal was to create a more visual and interactive alternative to traditional travel guides, making it easy for visitors to discover places beyond Norway's most famous tourist destinations.
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Just came across this website and really liked the way they’ve combined clean design with immersive interactions.
The smooth animations, typography, transitions, and product storytelling make the whole experience feel premium without being overwhelming.
Website: otsuka-air.jp
What stood out to me:
• Smooth and thoughtful interactions
• Clean visual hierarchy
• Strong product storytelling
• Minimal yet engaging UI
• Great use of motion throughout the experience
Would love to know what you guys think about this design approach.
What’s your favorite detail on this site? 👀
Amazing!
🎛️ TASTY TEST 05/30
No growth insight today. Just playing with mobile app design and making digital music feel a little more physical.
Same music app. Same record. Two ways to explore it.
💿 A PULL ONE OUT
Browse the crate, explore formats, and make the collection part of the interaction.
🟥 B PICK A SIDE
One record takes over the screen. Cleaner, bolder, more graphic.
One direction is about discovery and tactility. The other is about focus and visual impact.
No metrics. No right answer. Just a playful mobile UI and interaction design experiment.
Which one do you prefer, A or B? And why?
❤️ Like it if you want more experiments like this.
Follow me for more mobile app concepts and product ideas.
Which direction would you want to play with first?
A 💿 Pull One Out
B 🟥 Pick A Side
40 voted
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A! super smooth work🙌
Your website has the right to remain silent.Unfortunately, so do your enquiries.
⚖️ If finding your contact button takes six pages and a witness statement, something needs to change.
So I put a website on trial.
The charges? Hiding the next step. Turning a simple purchase into homework.
Mistaking confusion for “exclusivity.”
Behind the courtroom jokes is a practical design principle: people should understand what you offer, why it matters and what to do next.
This MONOFORM concept explores that through architectural imagery, detailed product layouts and a clearer mobile experience.
I design and build with Framer, Webflow and Next.js.
Planning a launch or redesign? Send me your current website and what you need it to do.
What website feature deserves a day in court?
My vote: pop-ups that appear before you’ve read a single sentence.
MONOFORM is a fictional brand concept.
#WebDesign #Framer #Webflow #Nextjs
I don't think that the website has the right to remain silent honestly. Otherwise - why do you do it, right? Although I bet it was a rethorical!