Bringing voice AI interactions to life with fluid motion makes the user experience feel so natural! That Figma x After Effects pipeline delivers incredible polish.
Sharing a project I'm really proud of: the 2025 broadcast design for the Northern Super League, Canada's new professional women's soccer league.
What made this one special is that the league had no visual history on TV. Every graphic viewers saw in that first season had to be created from zero, for a league that was introducing itself to the country.
The goal was a broadcast identity that feels as ambitious as the league itself: bold enough to stand out on screen, clear enough to follow at a glance, and flexible enough to carry six different clubs inside one consistent system.
The biggest lesson for me: when you design for a league that's just being born, you're not only packaging matches. You're helping define how people will remember its first season.
I'd love to hear from anyone working in sports or broadcast design: how do you approach building a visual system for a league that's launching from scratch?
Mosaic is an internal Huehaus project: a gallery that features one standout website a day. We built it because we spend a lot of time looking for good references and wanted a place that only showed work we'd actually recommend. Every site is picked by hand.
The site is built in Framer. The layout is a simple grid that stays out of the way, with filters for 18 categories like Agency, Bold Type, Editorial, Minimal, and Dark Mode, so you can get from browsing to a specific reference quickly.
Outcome: Mosaic is live and updated daily. It gives designers a reliable place to find references and gives Huehaus a presence in the design community, while showing what we can build in Framer. It's one of the original 128 sites featured in Framer Gallery.