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Designing the future of urban mobility one screen at a time.
Here's a sneak peek at a ride-hailing app I've been designing, with a focus on a seamless booking experience from picking your destination to choosing your ride type and driver.
Economy. Premium. Luxury. Bike. Something for everyone. 🛵🚗
More updates coming soon! Drop a 🔥 if you want to see the full prototype.
#ProductDesign #UIDesign #MobileApp #UserExperience #AppDesign
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Introducing WIGGLE CLUB — my latest pet-commerce website concept.
Bold typography, cobalt blue, acid-yellow accents and editorial photography bring the brand to life across the shopping experience.
The design includes:
✦ Detailed desktop and mobile layouts
✦ Reusable Figma components and Auto Layout
✦ A connected design system
✦ Product discovery, wishlist and checkout prototype flows
From the homepage to the smallest shopping detail, the goal was a playful brand experience with clear, practical navigation.
What catches your eye first—the typography, photography or layout?
#WebDesign #Figma #UIUXDesign #EcommerceDesign #DesignSystem
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That iPhone Duo animation effect? Pretty easy to recreate in Spline.
I actually made this transition back in January. Revisited it today with progressive blur, and now it feels even more familiar.
Looks like I caught this visual trend a little early 👀
Built in Spline.
Progressive blur is the detail that sells it - a hard-edged duo transition reads as a cut, the blur reads as one continuous motion. Small change, different feeling.
Playing around with SaaS motion using Claude + After Effects + Higgsfield.
Just started experimenting with smooth movements, little bounces, and some morphing techniques.
Still figuring things out, but this workflow is pretty interesting. If this keeps working, making a full explainer video might not take a whole week anymore. 😄
Interesting workflow mix. Which part benefits most from Claude: planning the animation or building the After Effects setup?