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UI Design for Food + Ecommerce Brands
Project 1: Mercy's Cookies - Mobile app UI for ordering freshly baked goods. Focus on clean layout, big food photos, and 1-click "Order Now" button.
Project 2: Vellum Editions - Luxury ecommerce site mockup for wearable art scarves. Dark, premium branding to increase perceived value.
Next step: Building these designs into real websites using Webflow AI so founders can launch in days, not months.
Tools: Figma, UI Design, Webflow AI:
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I gave Claude and myself the exact same design brief and structure.
One was designed by Claude.
One was designed by me.
Can you tell which is which?
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I think B is you and A is Claude. Version B feels super polished and premium with that architectural hero image. Version A is solid, but that massive bold text at the top feels a bit like a typical ai layout choice that needs a human touch to clean up the hierarchy.
tensorwave raised $350m from amd to be the ai cloud that isn't nvidia.
their homepage headline: "the cloud for the next gen of ai." nvidia could run that word for word.
the fix was already on the page. the subhead says "powered by amd instinct." that's the whole company, sitting in small text.
flip it: "the ai cloud built entirely on amd." same facts, best fact on top.
10 second test: if your competitor could run your headline unchanged, you wrote a category label.
The 10 second test is such a useful heuristic — I'm going to steal that for reviewing client headlines. It's wild how often "powered by X" ends up buried as a subhead when it's actually the whole differentiator. Do you run this test on your own portfolio copy too, or mostly for critique content like this?
Most event apps help you find something to do. Evara was designed to help you find somewhere to belong.
The brief was a social gathering platform built around intention - not just events, but curated experiences where the host chooses who joins, what kind of gathering it is, and who it's for. The Night Bright. Friday Night Bright. A cozy night with good music, fun people, and zero pressure.
The design reflects that warmth completely. Deep amber gradients, organic photo collages, rich brown surfaces, and an event detail page that feels like a personal invitation rather than a ticket listing. 150+ people joined. Gathering. Social. Night Out. "I'm In" in amber gold is a button that actually feels like a decision worth making.
And then the layer that makes Evara different - hosts earn between $45 and $90 for completing a gathering. The platform rewards the people who create the experience, not just the ones who attend it.
This is what social app design looks like when the product actually cares about connection.
Does this feel like an app worth showing up for? 👇
Tools: Figma
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