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PAYE — a B2B payroll & HR SaaS template, designed and built in Framer.
A clean, conversion-focused marketing site for a modern payroll product. Clear hierarchy, structured sections, and a layout that makes a complex B2B offering feel simple and trustworthy — from pricing to features to social proof.
Built with real product-thinking behind it: how to communicate value, guide the visitor, and turn interest into sign-ups. Fully responsive, CMS-ready, and crafted with the clarity enterprise software deserves.
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Hello, meet my Character name is [BOLI].
What started as a simple character sketch became an entire visual world.
For this challenge, I designed an original mascot with its own personality, custom wordmark, signature color palette, and a complete identity system that stays consistent across posters, stickers, packaging, and social media.
The goal wasn't just to create a cute character—it was to build a mascot that feels like it belongs to a real brand and can live across endless applications without losing its identity.
Created entirely in Recraft Studio using Exploration Mode, Vector, and reference workflows to keep every design on-model.
https://www.recraft.ai/project/35ea36f7-8c40-48dc-b5de-1006c4daf9c3
I'd love to hear what you think!
#Recraft #Contra #MascotDesign #BrandIdentity #CharacterDesign #GraphicDesign #CreativeChallenge
BOLI looks like if a cotton candy got feelings 😭 That pink + green eyes combo is so striking. "Simple sketch to entire visual world" is exactly what a good mascot should do 🔥
Lens & Link is a mobile app for finding and booking photographers. It connects clients with photographers based on city, date, and shooting genre.
There are two registration paths. A photographer creates a profile with their name, genre, city, hourly rate, and portfolio. A client registers with just a name and email. The same account can function as both — a photographer can also book other photographers through the platform.
Each user has a personal dashboard split into two views: their incoming or outgoing bookings, and their profile. Bookings have statuses — pending, confirmed, cancelled, completed — and both sides receive email notifications at each stage.
Search works by city, date, and genre. The app has a bottom navigation bar for smooth movement between sections.
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Marketplace / Services — connecting creatives with clients.
How it was built
I'm a designer, not a developer. I used Claude to generate the full app architecture from a text prompt — database structure, data types, workflows, and page logic. That became my starting point inside Bubble.
From there I worked through the bindings and workflow connections myself, using Bubble's built-in AI agent and the Claude browser extension as support. When something wasn't clear, I asked the agent directly. When I could figure it out — I did.
The UI and design decisions were mine throughout. The AI handled the logic foundation; I handled how it looks, feels, and flows.
For the judges:
This is my first experience with Bubble. During submission I discovered that the starter plan doesn't generate a shareable live link for mobile apps — something I wasn't aware of going in. I'm attaching an alternative link to the app preview below.
Thank you for your understanding.
Wow, it’s incredible
Here is a fun graphic design project I just finished for a brand called The Cozy Quill. It is a warm, friendly neighborhood bookstore and cafe meant to feel like a cozy, rainy afternoon.
The main character of the brand is Bramble, a cute little hedgehog who loves reading books and drinking hot tea. He is super easy to recognize because he always wears large round reading glasses and a striped scarf.
The main goal of this project was to prove that one character can be used for all parts of a business without changing his look. I designed him using just three simple colors: dark green, rust brown, and cream.
Here is everything I created to bring his world to life:
Logo & Colors: A friendly, hand-written text logo that matches Bramble's colors.
Packaging: Branded coffee cups and paper bags for the cafe.
Fun Merchandise: Cute die-cut stickers, a canvas tote bag, custom bookmarks, and journals.
Posters & Comics: Art prints of Bramble's treehouse library, event posters, and short comic strips showing him wrapping up books for customers.
No matter where Bramble pops up, he looks exactly like himself every single time!😍 🙌
Cool graphics!!
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