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A full wraparound book cover design project created to help a solo writer turn a manuscript into a professional, publishing-ready product.
The project included front cover design, spine layout, back cover design, typography, ISBN/barcode placement, review quote positioning, publisher marks, and print-ready layout preparation. The visual direction used a dark forest theme, bold author/title hierarchy, and commercial fiction styling to make the book feel polished, credible, and ready for sale.
This project reflects my ability to support independent authors beyond design — helping them prepare books for self-publishing, online sales, author branding, book marketing, and launch presentation.
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That's a very nice and clean job.
I’m exploring two homepage hero directions for the Alpine Summit website I’m working on and testing which visual direction feels stronger.
Both concepts are built around the same event: a premium alpine gathering in Lech, Austria for the 2027 TwinFocus Alpine Summit.
Direction 1 feels more refined, editorial, and invitation-like.
Direction 2 feels more immersive, cinematic, and destination-driven.
That’s the tradeoff I’m thinking through:
Direction 1: elegant, editorial, refined
Direction 2: immersive, cinematic, atmospheric
Since this site is for a luxury alpine event, the hero needs to feel premium while still making the destination feel exciting.
Which direction feels stronger for an event landing page?
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White one stands out and feels fresher. The dark one is nice too, just a bit more expected.
VIREO — Modern Eyewear Landing Page 👓✨
VIREO is a bold eyewear landing page concept created to present modern glasses as both a functional product and a statement piece.
The goal was to combine the feeling of precision optics with a more expressive, fashion-forward visual direction. Deep electric blue, vibrant yellow accents, oversized typography, and close-up lifestyle photography create a strong identity while keeping the product and its benefits easy to understand.
Special attention was given to:
• a high-impact hero section built around expressive eyewear photography;
• bold color contrast that makes the yellow frames immediately stand out;
• clear product benefits like clarity, protection, and quality;
• a simple Explore Now CTA that keeps the next step obvious;
• product information integrated directly into the visual experience;
• strong typography that supports the brand’s confident personality;
• responsive mobile layouts that preserve the same visual impact on smaller screens 📱;
• a clean balance between fashion-focused imagery and functional product messaging.
The result is a vibrant eyewear experience that feels modern, confident, and product-focused — positioning glasses as something you don’t just wear to see better, but as part of your everyday style. 💛
Looking to create a digital experience for a fashion, eyewear, or lifestyle brand that makes the product impossible to overlook? Let’s build it. 🚀
