Designed and refined the mobile experience for AIVELOFT in Framer, adapting layout hierarchy, nav...Designed and refined the mobile experience for AIVELOFT in Framer, adapting layout hierarchy, nav...
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Designed and refined the mobile experience for AIVELOFT in Framer, adapting layout hierarchy, navigation, CTAs, typography, and interactive sections for smaller screens.
The jump from loose sketches to a cohesive café world is so satisfying—those little cup and bag marks carry through beautifully. I especially like how the roughness survived the polish instead of getting flattened.
The mood-capture direction feels more distinctive to me—the layered cards give the memory context real personality. I’d keep the summary drawer as a quick-glance fallback for returning users.
Experimenting with my components to create something special for you :)
A: Hero section created using Dither Engine
B: Pricing section created using Halftone Engine
Going with B on this. The halftone texture on the pricing section gives it personality without distracting from the conversion goal. Dither on the hero is cool but feels like it competes with the headline.