Gym membership campaign visual designed to create a strong first impression and drive attention t...

Gym membership campaign visual designed to create a strong first impression and drive attention t...Gym membership campaign visual designed to create a strong first impression and drive attention t...

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Kayhan Can Geydirici

• 13h

Gym membership campaign visual designed to create a strong first impression and drive attention toward the offer.

The design combines bold typography, high-contrast color grading, campaign messaging, and clear call-to-action placement.

Ideal for limited-time offers, new member campaigns, transformation challenges, and fitness promotions.

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You vs You – Nexora Gym Social Media Campaign

max

• Jun 1

Always a good feeling to see a project featured on the Contra homepage. Real talk though...this one had a BUMPY start.

If you've ever had a project that felt shaky out of the gate, you know the feeling of dread and disappointment. What turned it around was building a genuinely strong relationship with the client (fitting, since they're a matchmaker). We collaborated with them, worked through the finer details, and by the end, we were both thrilled with the result.

Check out the project here where you can even see a live flip-through of their new brand guide. Leave us a 🖤 or a 🐐 if you like it.

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Sharon Olusanya

• Jun 1

Love this!

Nazar Koliano

pro

• Jun 1

Designed the UI/UX for an AI assistant web app where the challenge wasn't the AI - it was taming 15+ customization settings without overwhelming users. Used progressive disclosure: new users see 3 settings by default, power users can expand the full suite without the interface ever feeling different. The result is a product that scales with the user's comfort level instead of front-loading complexity.

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Stheve Lopes

• Jun 4

The progressive disclosure approach for the AI settings is brilliant UX design! Starting with 3 settings and expanding for power users is exactly the right approach.