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I think the way you present a project matters just as much as the project itself.
So, when I created the case study for Playyard, I challenged myself to make the experience interesting
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I wanted it to read like a story, not a collection of design slides.
There's a flow to how the idea is introduced, how the product is explored, and how the different pieces connect.
I wanted playyard case-study to communicate the idea in a way that was easy to follow and interesting to explore.
Check it out 👇
https://www.behance.net/gallery/257194103/Playyard-A-games-and-products-discovery-platform
https://playyard-nine.vercel.app/
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