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Task: Figma to Webflow development for an AI Character Design Agency. High-fidelity conversion of a futuristic, asset-heavy landing page.🙌
Live Preview: https://ai-driven-character.webflow.io/
Key Results:
• Technical Precision: 1:1 conversion of complex AI-generated layouts.
• Immersive Motion: Custom scroll-based animations for storytelling.
• Optimization: 90+ PageSpeed score for high-res graphics.
• Responsive: Flawless adaptive design across all devices.
Workflow & Stages:
1) Audit & Setup
2) Build & Animation
3) Optimization & Launch
Deadline: 7 days
Ready to bring your project to life? Let’s chat....😊
I've been exploring two hero directions for Yow Island, an island operations management platform.
- Version A uses multiple floating product previews to highlight the platform’s range of features and create a more dynamic first impression.
- Version B focuses on one large dashboard preview for a cleaner, more product-focused experience.
Same message, different visual approach - testing which direction communicates the product more clearly.
Which one would you choose: A or B?
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Cool work !
I'm recording a youtube video right now and talking about having a strong portfolio and how important it is to show your work made me remember mine has been dormant for a while 🫣
This is a pretty simple logo animation I did a while ago but for some reason I just love it - maybe it's the colors or just the simplicity of it?
Would love to hear your thoughts!
There's something about the pieces that stay simple that end up aging the best, the complicated ones are usually what starts to feel dated first. What's actually stopping you from updating the portfolio, is it a time thing or more not knowing which recent work to lead with?