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Nived Surya

• 7h

Bathing in Neon lights

Creative Direction Photo Editing Photography Adobe Lightroom Adobe Photoshop

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Apr 2

A small interaction that makes the interface feel alive

Instead of a static toggle switch, you can turn it into a tiny story.

In this example the switch doesn’t just move – it changes the entire scene - Day turns into night.

It’s a small detail, but interactions like this make a product feel much more polished and memorable.

In the video we show how to recreate this effect in Figma using Smart Animate.

Figma

Cipher UI

• Apr 4

Wow...this is really nice ....love the transition actually

Chris Edington

• Apr 2

Some brands are built around a logo. MCHN was built around a man. Nick Lavery — Green Beret, above-the-knee amputee, the first Special Forces operator to return to combat after that kind of loss — didn't start a fitness company. He built a philosophy. My role was to extend that philosophy into something new: Readiness. A sub-brand built from nothing, designed to carry the same weight as the name it lived under.

Completed work

Brand Strategy Brand Design Creative Direction Adobe Suite Shopify

Emmanuel Bodas

• 1d

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Romario Dudok van Heel

• Apr 1

This one started with a conversation about sound. About how certain periods just felt different. You can hear it instantly, not because it’s perfect, but because it has character. Today, you can make anything sound clean. But that doesn’t automatically give it feeling.

That’s the balance Next Movement is chasing.

A lot of their inspiration comes from specific moments in time: studios, gear, records that shaped how things used to sound.

To mirror that, I looked at design from those same eras. Not to copy it, but to understand its logic, the restraint, the structure, the intent behind it. From there, I combined it with a more contemporary approach. Something that feels precise and current, but still carries that sense of weight.

This is a short glimpse into that direction.