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A welcome book designed for a hospitality company in the Langhe region, featuring curated recommendations of wineries, restaurants, and local attractions. The project includes a custom-designed cover and focuses on clear structure, editorial consistency, and an intuitive reading experience for guests.
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me and my partner @Ganesh Deherkar built the good jar for the @figma config makeathon.
a little web app where you log your wins, big or small, and on a hard day, it finds you one from the past.
every design choice came back to touch — paper texture, a handwritten font, a jar that actually opens. we wanted it to feel physical, not like another productivity tool.
the toolkit —
figma — design
figma weave — generating the jar scenes
figma make — bringing it all to life
🫙 try it here → https://crit-stove-47030676.figma.site/
📁 figma community → https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649684403080385803/thegoodjar-figma-site
#figmaconfig #makeathon #thegoodjar
Amazing!! Nice concept🙂
What do you think???
Brand: The Haya
Industry: Modest fashion / clothing brand
Audience: Women 18–35, modest fashion lovers, young professionals and students who want elegant everyday wear
Brand personality: Elegant, minimal, modest, timeless
Logo type: Wordmark-led combination mark — the name "The Haya" set in a refined thin-weight serif, paired with one subtle symbolic element (not a literal icon, not a mascot).
Three directions explored:
Silhouette Mark — wordmark + a minimal one-line silhouette accent (a woman in flowing modest wear).
Negative Space Crescent — wordmark where the "H" subtly hides a crescent or arch shape in its negative space, discoverable on close look.
1 voted
17%
5 voted
83%
6 votes
Closed
Going with Option 1. The lowercase feels more aligned with the modest, approachable side of the brand. Option 2 is bold but reads more editorial than wearable. The negative space crescent concept in the H is really interesting though, is that visible in either of these versions?
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