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Valentina Ferretti

• Feb 17

Long-distance love comes with its own kind of pain.

I built SnapSwap to make it a bit lighter, something you can share and laugh about together.

🔗 Snap.Swap I loved that @Wispr Flow let me keep prompting even when I was out for a walk, straight from my iPhone. (I might have overused it a bit.) Tools: Wispr Flow across Lovable + ChatGPT + Gemini ❤️ SnapSwap: You generate a funny or romantic scene, swap the characters’ faces with yours, and create something playful together, even if you’re miles apart. Try it yourself and share your feedback!

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wisprflowchallenge Lovable Vibe Coding UI Design UX Design ChatGPT Google Gemini

Lepisov Branding

pro

• Sep 15

What if Apple animated its logo in the iPhone Duo style?

iphone duo animation Animation Motion Design UI Design Adobe After Effects Figma Spline

Nicolette .

• Sep 15

now THIS is smart as it is effortless.

Mark Barliet

pro

• Sep 15

👐🏻🏡 Our new case is a care home website built so a local authority and a future employee each get the answers they came for. See how it's structured inside the case.

FigJam Figma Hotjar

Yurii Funkendorf

pro

• Sep 15

Choosing what to leave out is the part of the work that pays for itself once development begins" exactly right for a trust-driven site like this. Showing the house room by room as it really looks, rather than styled, is what actually earns that trust.

Waxy Web

• Sep 15

An architecture studio's website shouldn't compete with its projects.

It should give them the right environment to be seen.

For this editorial architectural website, we explored a digital experience inspired by the visual language of architecture publications.

Large-scale photography creates the first impression. Typography establishes the tone. Generous spacing keeps the interface calm, while restrained navigation makes the portfolio easy to explore.

The design deliberately avoids filling every space with information.

Instead, each project gets room to communicate through imagery, composition and editorial pacing.

Services: Architecture Website Design · UI/UX Design · Editorial Web Design · Architectural Portfolio Design · Web Development

The goal was to create a website that feels like an extension of the studio's creative thinking quiet, confident and focused on the work.