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Most product pages don’t fail because they look bad.
They fail because they make users work too hard.
I redesigned the OURA Ring homepage as a conversion-focused landing page:
→ clearer hierarchy
→ stronger product storytelling
→ premium dark UI
→ data that feels useful, not overwhelming
Full case study:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/248577657/OURA-Ring
If your SaaS, D2C, or product website looks good but doesn’t convert, it might not need “more design.”
It needs more clarity.
#UXDesign #WebDesign #LandingPage
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S·PEN "Silent Predictive Enforcement Network", an Impossible UI with Rive
An experimental UI system built for the Impossible UI with the Rive challenge.
🔗 Contra submission lets goat it:
https://on.contra.com/rBfmLR
This project explores a clandestine intelligence interface where agents operate through real-time data — drone feeds, human asset tracking, and live biometric extraction.
In this scenario:
A subject is located in the field → scanned via drone → neural, skeletal, and cardiovascular data is captured instantly → and linked to a central intelligence system.
Everything happens live.
Everything is connected.
But the real focus of this project is motion and complexity.
*Built entirely in Rive
*Background system driven by 80,000+ vector elements
*Each element runs on its own timing logic
*Continuous scanning, glitching, and data noise layered together
*Frame-by-frame animated “3D” anatomy simulations
This is not meant to be easy to build.
It’s meant to explore the edge of what feels possible.
I intentionally pushed toward:
*dense, reactive, slightly overwhelming systems
*controlled chaos
*visual tension between clarity and noise
🔗 Behance (full project):
https://www.behance.net/gallery/247442001/SPEN-Silent-Predictive-Enforcement-Network-FUI-HUD
Let’s see how far this can go.
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A brand born from deep strategy and vision work. Because this was never just about building a killer visual identity. It was about uncovering their secret sauce — what made them stand out, what gave them a real point of view in a sea of new coworking spaces.
That's the work we live for.
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