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🛒 Flipkart App — UI/UX Observation #7: Hidden Costs
Unexpected checkout charges can frustrate users and reduce trust.
💡 UX Improvement: Show all charges upfront for transparent pricing and a smoother checkout experience.
✨ Better transparency = More trust + Better UX
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A little sneak peek at what I’ve been working on!
Riwo – Premium Bicycle Brand Website Design
Most bike brands look the same: spec sheets, stock photos, and cluttered shops. I designed Riwo to feel like the ride itself, which is bold, fast, and effortless.
What I created
A high-impact website concept for a modern bicycle brand, built to turn first-time visitors into buyers.
What it does for the business
Hooks visitors instantly. A cinematic hero ("Ride Beyond Limits") with a clear price and a single call to action.
Makes products easy to compare. Clean product cards with pricing front and center, so shoppers see what they want in seconds.
Builds trust. A features section built around lightweight construction, responsive geometry, and everyday reliability.
Raises order value. An accessories section that encourages customers to complete their setup.
Keeps people scrolling. Smooth scroll animations and text reveals that make the site feel premium and memorable.
Ideal for
E-commerce brands, product launches, and lifestyle or sports companies that want a site that looks as good as their product.
Incredible work man
Most creative brands try to say everything at once.
More colour.
More shapes.
More visual noise.
But for this identity exploration, the idea was simpler:
Make creativity feel meaningful.
Introducing we/make, a bold, human-centred visual identity built around collaboration, growth, and purposeful making.
The mark is designed as a flexible expression of “we” and “make” coming together.
It represents:
• Ideas turning into action
• People creating together
• Growth through meaningful work
• A creative process that stays clear, warm, and confident
The visual system pairs a deep navy foundation with a fresh green accent, bringing together trust, focus, energy, and optimism.
Rounded typography and soft graphic elements keep the brand approachable, while the structured layouts give it a modern, professional feel.
From stationery and meeting-room signage to campaigns, billboards, and event spaces, the identity is built to work wherever creativity needs to show up.
Creative thinking. Meaningful making.
Would love to hear your thoughts on the visual direction.
What stands out to you first, the logo, colour palette, or overall brand feel?
#BrandIdentity #BrandDesign #CreativeDirection #VisualIdentity #GraphicDesign #LogoDesign
