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Deborah Ehru

• May 6

Inmail: Email Recipient Design Exploration

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Anton Gridz

pro

• May 1

AI allows you to create beautiful things in minutes, not days. The difference now isn’t the tools — it’s your taste and how fast you turn ideas into experiments.

UI Design Claude interactions

Juice Lab

pro

• May 1

This is very well controlled from start to finish

Harsh Upadhyay

max

• May 2

Had so much fun working on this @framer Build ! Finally it's live!

Drix Entertainment needed a website that felt like the experiences they produce. The brief was simple: make it feel alive, not like a brochure.

Dark, cinematic, and built to move. Custom cursor, floating nav, card scroll animations, and a full CMS powering their Wings, blog, and careers. Three verticals, one cohesive site, zero compromise on interactions.

Built end to end in Framer. Check it out: drixentertainment.com

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Madob Acharjya

• May 3

Nice!

Mustofa Al-Ameen Mustafa

pro

• May 2

The "assign subject to students" section. Which should i go for?

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3 voted

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3 voted

50%

6 votes

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Stanley Black ✨

max

• May 3

I’m leaning toward B for this specific flow. Grid layouts reduce the cognitive load by showing the full scope of options at once, whereas the list in A adds an extra click/scroll layer that can slow down the user—even if it looks better. I've found that B works better for CRO.