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Two skincare brands. Two completely different design directions.
Which one would make you stop scrolling? 👀
A - Editorial E-commerce
Bold typography, immersive product imagery, unconventional layout, and a fashion-forward visual language designed to make the brand feel premium and distinctive.
B - Minimal Skincare
Clean hierarchy, generous whitespace, strong messaging, and conversion-focused sections designed around trust, clarity, and action.
I’d love to know which direction you’d choose for a modern beauty brand.
👇 Vote below
A - Bold Editorial Commerce
B - Clean Conversion-Led UX
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Bold option is really strong and better to me because the title is clear, clear image and direction for the user’s eye. But the other option seems very busy and my eyes can’t handle it
Extra Olives needed a pixel-accurate, fully responsive Framer site built from their existing Figma designs.
The goal: translate their brand identity into a fast, polished, and visually consistent website, without compromising a single detail from the design vision.
Figma + Framer
How close did the final build end up matching the Figma file pixel for pixel? With that footer row of client logos I'd guess something always needs to flex a little between design and a live responsive build, curious if that held true here.
A playful sparkling fruit drink built around bold flavour, bright colours, and a personality that refuses to take itself too seriously. Every element is designed to feel energetic, juicy, and instantly recognizable.
If I walk into a store I will definitely make a buying decision before even checking the content of this drink. The color and branding is eye catching
