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Quietgrid: Daily Sudoku Website & Social Media Post Design
Quietgrid is a calm, premium daily Sudoku website I designed and built for adults who want a relaxing 5-minute mental break.
🔗 Play it live: https://quitegrid.lovable.app/
This social media post is part of the brand launch. Instead of selling the product, it sells the result: a calmer mind, sharper focus, and a daily win. The problem-vs-result layout shows people why they skip Sudoku and what changes after 7 days of daily play.
What I created:
Responsive puzzle website with a unique UI/UX (Light, Dark, and Sepia themes)
Daily puzzle, streak tracker, and stats features to keep players coming back
SEO-ready pages and ad-ready layout for monetization
Brand identity: off-white, navy, and amber palette with elegant serif typography
Social media post design focused on conversion and engagement
Skills: UI/UX design, web design, website development, social media design, branding, SEO, game website design, no-code development (Lovable).
Need a website, landing page, or social media design for your brand? Let's work together. Message me on Contra.
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