Working through a dark mode direction for the client list page on a CRM project I'm building for ...

Working through a dark mode direction for the client list page on a CRM project I'm building for ...Working through a dark mode direction for the client list page on a CRM project I'm building for ...

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Aziz Akobirov

• Sep 16

Working through a dark mode direction for the client list page on a CRM project I'm building for a client. Testing how the data density holds up against a darker palette before rolling it out across the rest of the app.

saas darkmode dashboad

Emote Agency

• Oct 1

Chainly is a B2B FinTech dashboard designed to help merchants manage crypto payments from one clear workspace.

The product brings BTC, ETH, and USDT transactions, automatic fiat conversion, payment monitoring, and financial reporting into a streamlined dashboard experience.

The design focuses on fast scanning, clear transaction status, payment volume insights, and a professional Web3 visual language built with soft gradients, neutral surfaces, and modular cards.

See the design: https://dribbble.com/shots/27768092-Dashboard-Crypto-Payments

Completed work

UI Design Figma fintech saas web3

Sam Stoof

pro

• Oct 1

SaaS Logo Designs

Completed work

Brand Design Logo Design Typography Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Figma

Anna Podrez

pro

• Sep 30

🤔When applying to jobs, I often see requirements like “advanced Figma skills” or “using best practices, Auto Layout, components, variables, etc.”

Come on, this is the basics.🤷🏻‍♀️

As a designer with 10+ years of experience building SaaS web applications, I see these things as a foundation, not something that should even need to be asked about.

But since clients often want proof of these skills, I decided to write an article showing exactly how I organize a large SaaS web application in Figma.

I think it can be useful not only for clients, but also for experienced designers and teams.

And I’d be glad to hear about any practices you use that I didn’t mention.🙌