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I developed a cybersecurity dashboard app for a leading industry client, transforming complex threat data into clear, actionable insights. Our team handled the full cycle of app development: UI/UX design, data visualization, real-time updates, and secure authentication. The result is an intuitive dashboard that empowers employees to track vulnerabilities, monitor incidents, and stay ahead of cybersecurity trends.
Well planned
Full-cycle for a security client is no small thing, especially with real-time updates and auth in the mix. The dark UI with those neon-yellow accents works well for threat monitoring. Did the client use this internally or expose it to end users?
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Woaah! Finally I've found the time to post this project and share it everywhere, we have been building out this 𝟲𝟬𝟬+ 𝗽𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝘄𝗲𝗯𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗲 for the past few months and its a BANGER! 🛩️
It's been so good to be working with this company and recently we've established a longer, retainer form collaboration working and continuing building the digital presence of BLAK! 🌍
Amazing where @Contra HQ took me in my career, I never expected to be partying with this client on Ibiza next weekend! 🕺🏼
Feel free to check out the project, leave some kudos and excited to be showing y'all what else I'm working on! ⚡️
600+ pages in Framer is no small thing to maintain consistently. Curious how you handled template logic and CMS structure at that scale.
For my Figma Makeathon submission, I built The Postcard, a web app that transforms ordinary messages into personalized digital postcards.
Users can customize their postcard with fonts, colors, stamps, and photos, then instantly generate a unique link to share with friends and family. The goal was to make digital communication feel more expressive while keeping the experience simple and accessible.
Built using Figma Make, the project explores how customization and thoughtful interaction design can turn a basic message into something worth sharing.
✨ Personalize it. 🔗 Share it. 💌 Deliver it.
Figma site link: thepostcard.figma.site
Try it out and send your first postcard!!
PostBox 📮
Bringing back the joy of waiting for mail 💌
A digital mailbox designed for wonder, anticipation, and connection 📬
As a kid, I waited all day to come back home to check our mail box. Waiting for surprises from family and friends.
PostBox is a playful digital mailbox that brings back the excitement of waiting for real mail!
Instead of instant messages, users send colorful postcards that arrive after a random delay, turning communication into a memorable experience. Designed with a childlike, joyful aesthetic inspired by paper letters, stamps, and illustrated postcards.
PostBox creates anticipation, surprise, and emotional connection in a world of instant notifications. The goal is to transform everyday messaging into meaningful moments people remember.
We are all, need sometimes to get back to basic, old time memories.
The Creation Process 🧠
1. The Idea 💡
While traveling around the world, I found myself exhausted by endless instant messages and emotional texting. I started missing the old feeling of anticipation — the excitement of waiting for a letter or postcard to arrive.
2. Sketching the Concept 📜
I grabbed a blank sheet of paper and sketched my vision: a playful digital mailbox that would bring back the joy of waiting and discovering messages.
3. Building the Foundation 📨
Using Figma Make and a carefully crafted prompt, I generated the initial version of the product and established the core user experience.
4. Refining the Experience 🧸
I iterated on the design based on my original sketches, focusing on a simple, childlike, and memorable aesthetic. Every detail was designed to evoke nostalgia, curiosity, and emotional connection.
5. Bringing It to Life ✏️
All animations and visual assets were created using Figma Weave. I combined generated images and motion elements to create a magical and engaging experience.
6. Share the Joy 🤩
Finally, I shared the project with the Figma community and friends to gather feedback and spread the experience of meaningful, anticipation-driven communication.
You are welcome to give it a try and reminds yourself of all those memories
The random delay mechanic is such a clever design choice. It's what actually recreates the physical mail experience instead of just mimicking the aesthetics. The illustrated world you built around it really sells the whole feeling.
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