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I wanted to explore a live website the way I explore a design in Figma.
Page elements as layers. The selected element’s styles, size, and spacing in an inspector. The live page as the canvas.
That’s the idea behind UI Raptor.
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AI can build the UI in minutes.
Bringing it up to a good standard, still needs a designer. Agree or disagree?
I see some of your work and honestly your work is really premium 🎉🎉
Great job Alex🎉🎉🔥🔥
What makes someone stop scrolling and imagine themselves living in a property?
That's something I kept in mind while working on this luxury real estate website concept.
I wanted the design to feel premium without making the experience complicated. The focus was on strong visuals, clean layouts, and a clear structure that lets the properties speak for themselves.
I also paid attention to how visitors move through the website, from their first impression to exploring the properties and taking the next step.
Because when someone is looking for a home, the experience matters just as much as the presentation.
I couldn't fit every screen into this post, so I'll share more of the design in the comments. 👇
I'm curious: when you visit a real estate website, what makes you want to explore further?
#WebDesign #Architecture #LuxuryRealEstate #UIUXDesign #RealEstate #Figma
nice work
Traditional corporate training often feels disconnected from everyday work. Skillio helps bridge that gap with personalized five-minute sessions, job-specific AI simulations, and instant feedback.
The mobile experience supports role-based learning across professions, with interactive chat and voice exercises that recreate realistic workplace situations. A lime-green, lavender, and deep-green palette, bold typography, and a flower-shaped performance chart make progress easy to understand and engaging to explore.
Explore the project on Dribbble:
https://dribbble.com/shots/27808131-Mobile-App-Powered-Employee-Training
