Sole designer on RubiRecruit, an AI-driven recruitment platform. I redesigned the Chrome extension recruiters use to evaluate candidates and built two brand-new portals from scratch.
The original 8-step extension flow mixed manual and AI-automated steps with no distinction between them, gave no progress feedback, and overused the brand color so nothing signaled priority. An Admin Portal and User Portal didn't exist yet.
Solution:
I restructured the flow into 4 clear steps with explicit guidance, built the Admin and User Portals from the ground up on one reusable design system, and unified color, components, and navigation across all 3 surfaces.
Impact:
Evaluation time cut by half, zero ambiguity between user and system actions, and two fully functioning portals delivered on a reusable foundation built to expand, not rebuild.
Atmospheric, for a lighting brand it feels almost unfair not to show the product actually doing its job in a real room. The minimal version reads more like a furniture catalog to me. Is Lumeria leaning toward a specific price point or market that would push this one way or the other?
Which Apple Vision Pro Landing Page Feels More Premium?
I'm exploring two visual directions for an Apple Vision Pro landing page concept and would love your feedback.
Option A: Dark cinematic interface with immersive spatial-computing vibes.
Option B: Soft lavender & light minimal interface with a premium Apple-inspired aesthetic.
Which version would you choose for a real product launch page, and why? Your feedback will help shape the final case study.