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STROK - Drawn, not worn.
Unstocked №3 · invented brand, real direction.
The colour streaks cutting across the dark striped object give the whole set one clear look. Which of the four would you crop first for a feed ad?
with different hooks and messaging, maybe run all of them in different formats for the performance insights. You take the same approach?
BTW happy birthday 🎂🙌
Yes, same approach with ads: several hooks first, then double down on the winner. And thanks for the birthday wish! Which format gave you the best insights so far?
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Burgy, a mobile concept for burger ordering. 🍔
Bold type, premium food visuals, and a fast path from craving to checkout.
Two color directions for the hero screen. Which one converts better?
Vote and tell me why 👇
Poll options: 🟢 Green | 🔴 Red
#UIDesign #MobileApp #FoodApp #AppDesign #UX #RestaurantApp
13 voted
43%
17 voted
57%
30 votes
Closed
Green for me, and I'd bet on it converting better too. The red version is loud in the way every food app is loud, while the green makes the burger the hero and the screen instantly recognizable in a feed. The green background also gives the white FLAVOR POP type far more contrast, so the message lands a beat faster.
Niceee
Le Temple was one of those projects where I got to work on everything, from the first logo sketches to the final e-commerce website.
I handled the branding, visual identity, art direction, and website design, making sure everything felt consistent and true to the brand.
Loved having the freedom to shape the whole thing, not just one part of it.
That motion-blurred campaign shot with the spaced-out wordmark sets the tone straight away. You can tell when one person owns both the brand and the site. Did you carry the blur into the Shopify store as well, on hover states or the hero?
