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Faheem Shafique

• Mar 20

I've helped US businesses to build complete end-to-end web and mobile app solutions using modern technologies using PHP, React, Next.js, Node.js, Laravel, and PostgreSQL/MongoDB.

From UI/UX design and front-end development to backend APIs, databases, integrations, and deployment — We deliver high-performance, secure, and scalable applications tailored to your business needs. Perfect for startups, SaaS, e-commerce, and custom platforms.

Full Stack Development Desktop Apps Development Web Development Figma Laravel React

Dario⚡️ Ferrando

max

• Mar 16

A bit of a throwback to a project from last year! I had a great time designing a full Airbnb-like booking experience for Pension, and was able to add to it a lot of nice scenery-based illustrations!

Illustration Web Design Brand Design Figma Recraft

Stephanie Asoegwu

pro

• Mar 16

Those scenery-based illustrations paired with the Airbnb layout are chef's kiss — makes you want to book a trip just looking at it!

Bo Mesar

pro

• Mar 16

Got the opportunity to help our friends at @Magnet with their rebrand — a new brand mark, a refined color palette, and a visual system that better tells customers who Magnet is today.

Brand Audit Design Brand Design Logo Design Adobe Illustrator Figma logo brandidentity visualidentity

Alex Robertson

pro

• Mar 17

Love the ink trap kind of treatment in the logo mark. Nice job 👌🏻

Ralph Jones | Novatur Design

max

• Mar 16

Figma just dropped Slots, and this is a semi-big deal.

If you've ever detached a component just to customise it, you know the pain. Lost link to the main component. No upstream updates. Design system slowly fractures.

Slots fixes this. Flexible zones inside components where you can add, remove, and rearrange content without detaching.

It means less components inside components inside components inside components...

→ Cards and modals with varying content → Nav menus with different item counts → Anything you've been creating 15 variants for

This also mirrors how components actually work in code. Engineers build with slots natively. Designers have been faking it. That gap just got smaller.

Rolling out in open beta now.

Product Design UX Design Figma