The win here is placement. A gooey moment on the hero adds character, the same effect on a data table or form would just tax the task. Putting it where the eye is already resting is what makes it read as personality instead of noise.
Experimented a bit today with Krea and image generation for a case study I’m putting together around AI EarPods connected to OpenAI.
The focus has been on creating fashion-forward product imagery and art directing a world that feels specific to the identity, rather than just generating nice-looking AI images.
The trickiest part has been product consistency. Especially getting the EarPods to actually sit snug in the ear. If you’ve worked through this process, you probably know the struggle 😅
Simply telling AI to “make it fit more snug or in the ear” doesn’t always work. It loves to reinterpret the product every time.
Still experimenting, but getting closer. If anyone has found a good workflow for keeping products consistent across AI-generated shoots, I’d love to hear it!
Food delivery platforms have a lot happening behind the customer-facing experience.
Orders are coming in, deliveries are moving, restaurants are performing, customers are interacting with the platform and revenue is changing throughout the day.
This Food Delivery Dashboard SaaS concept was designed to give operators a clearer view of all of it.
The dashboard brings key business metrics, order activity, delivery information and performance data into a structured workspace.
Rather than filling the screen with every possible metric, the design prioritizes information based on how an operator would actually use it.
The result is a SaaS interface that feels analytical without becoming difficult to navigate.
Services: SaaS Product Design · Dashboard Design · UI/UX Design · Data Visualization · Web App Design · Restaurant Tech
The goal was straightforward: turn a large amount of operational data into a workspace people can actually work from.