Explore Innovative Photography Portfolio Designs: UI/UX Challenge

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Emisho Victor

• May 18

For day 16 of my daily creative challenge, I continued expanding the Jean-Pierre Despereaux photography portfolio concept I started a few days ago.

This time, I focused on exploring how the work/archive experience could feel across desktop and mobile.

I also explored category filtering interactions where selecting a collection softly fades the surrounding work to bring focus to a single series without fully removing the context of the archive itself.

Web Design UI Design Figma

Daniel Obileye

pro

• May 19

One of my best work from last year 🙂‍↕️

Web Design UI Design Figma

Sahil Dobariya

pro

• May 20

Beautiful font choices.

Stacy · Heed Collective

pro

• May 19

I wanted the coming soon page to show the idea without overexplaining it

So instead of writing a giant product manifesto (yet), I added a small playground

You can move the sliders and see how the visual keeps shifting Same base 🤝 different settings

Scale, density, or contrast can change the whole direction That's my favorite - how many versions can come from even one small effect

Come play with it 🙌 aftrglo.app

Interaction Design Web Design Web Development

Sergey Khachatryan

• May 21

Really like the idea of turning the “coming soon” page into an interactive playground instead of a static teaser.

The “same base, different settings” concept feels much more engaging than over explaining the product upfront.

Emisho Victor

• May 19

Another interactive project built with Claude Code for my daily creative challenge.

For day 17, I built out the archive concept from day 15, this time focusing on nailing the interaction system behind the experience to make it feel like a precise visual mechanism.

Still refining some of the micro-interactions and sound design before fully publishing it, but this has been one of my favorite explorations from the challenge so far.