Government or social-program dashboards are notoriously dry, text-heavy, and fail to engage the y...

Government or social-program dashboards are notoriously dry, text-heavy, and fail to engage the y...Government or social-program dashboards are notoriously dry, text-heavy, and fail to engage the y...

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Pixelz Studio

• 1d

Government or social-program dashboards are notoriously dry, text-heavy, and fail to engage the younger generation. The challenge was to transform complex data tracking for a massive meal program (MBG) into a high-energy, intuitive experience that youth volunteers and international stakeholders actually enjoy using.

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Figma UI Design UX Design

Social Impact Dashboard Design for Madang

pro

• Sep 2

Really love this rebranding project we have worked recently!

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Claude Figma Lovart

Nirooz Vp

• Sep 2

Great work

Divan Raj

pro

• Sep 2

It’s rare to have a client look at the first outcome and simply say, “I love it.”

With Noophora, everything clicked from the start. The vision was clear: solve the real gap between creators and listeners, not just create another beautiful interface.

The challenge was to make that connection feel effortless, intuitive, and meaningful. And that’s where design becomes more than aesthetics.

Noophora’s dark mode is my recent love. 🖤 Where aesthetics meet the elite feel of a beautifully crafted interface. Every detail, depth, and interaction comes together to create an experience that feels as good as it looks. Check it out

Mobile Design Product Design

Anna asol_design

pro

• Sep 2

Amazing😍

Denis El

• Sep 2

A few highlights from part of my fav projects I’ve worked on over the past few years. Some of them are brand identity, some websites+brand identity products. Different industries and different stages, but the goal was always the same: build crispy, flexible visual systems that scale cleanly from screens to physical materials.