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Tomorrow I’ll finally be sharing a new case study for a large award-winning influencer marketing agency based in the US 👀
Definitely one of those projects where I managed to combine a strong visual direction with a very user-oriented experience without sacrificing either side.
I worked on the project as a design lead — building the overall design concept, shaping the final visual direction, and designing both the desktop and mobile experience from start to finish.
A lot of cool details, interactions, and decisions went into this one, and honestly the client’s reaction to the final design result made the whole process even more satisfying.
Full case study drops tomorrow :)
Can't wait to see the full case study⏳
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Great work, Emmanuel!
My team in Monks is hiring! 👀
We’re looking for a Visual Product Designer exclusive in Buenos Aires 🇦🇷 with strong visual craft, a great eye for detail, and a concepting mindset.
You’ll work across digital products and experiences, collaborating with UX, Motion, Engineering, and Design Leads from early concepts through execution. Curiosity, strategic thinking, and an interest in AI and emerging technologies are a big plus.
If this sounds like you, check out the role and apply here: https://www.monks.com/careers/buenos-aires/5992058004/visual-product-designer
