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During my internship at CISS Global International Research Group, I worked on a reverse engineering project inspired by an existing hemoperfusion device. Under professional guidance, I developed Hemolayer One, a redesigned concept with improved structural features and a unique CAD architecture. The project involved product analysis, 3D CAD modeling in SolidWorks, component design, assembly creation, and design optimization. This work enhanced my skills in reverse engineering, product development, and medical device design methodologies.
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I found an old concept website I designed for BoomBox back in 2021.
At the time, I was working on a Late 2011 MacBook Pro that could barely survive Figma prototyping 😅
Every interaction lagged.
Every animation stuttered.
Every prototype felt like a small battle between me and my laptop.
Looking back, I can see a hundred things I'd improve today.
But I can also see something else:
I was already experimenting with bold typography, motion, and creating an experience rather than just arranging screens.
Sometimes it's fun to revisit old work.
Not to judge how far you still have to go, but to remember how far you've already come.
Curious:
What's the oldest project you're still proud of?
woow, cool work!🔥
Which one would you choose? 👇
Dark mode or light mode for an operational SaaS platform? ✨
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I like dark as a designer and light as a user
CAN VISUAL THEME CHANGE HOW LEARNING FEELS? 🇮🇹
Same app.
Same structure.
Same gamification.
But the experience feels completely different.
☀️ Light Mode feels open, playful, and easy to explore.
🌙 Dark Mode feels more immersive, focused, and game-like.
And for a language-learning app, that difference matters.
Because users are not just choosing between two themes. They are choosing how they want learning to feel.
So, which one would make you want to come back tomorrow?
A - ☀️
B - 🌙
VOTE BELOW AND FOLLOW ME - MORE PRODUCT-DRIVEN TASTY TESTS ARE COMING 👀
#MobileAppDesign #UXUIDesign #EdTechDesign #LanguageLearningApp #GamificationDesign #DarkMode #LightMode #ProductDesign #MobileUX #AppDesign #UserExperience #FigmaDesign
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both are lovely, but B i find really eye catching & unique!
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