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I experimented with a different illustration style for this section of my latest Framer template.
The goal was to make the UI feel more engaging without distracting from the content.
Which direction would you choose for a better user experience? Curious to hear your take. 👀
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This is a smart balance! Engaging but still content-focused. The Dither Pattern works really well here, not distracting at all.
The contact page is usually the last page anyone designs.
We made it one of the best
Recent client work: a contact section UI design for a company with offices across cities. Globe in the back, every location up front, and small interactions that make the whole web design feel alive.
Impressive work
Such a neat experiment in AI-assisted spatial design! Using 10 photos of a real setup to train a local model like FLUX 3 Klein is next-level prototyping.
Both options look great, but Option A totally wins on the cozy lighting front for me. Check out the post and drop your vote
Turned my real desk into a tiny clay diorama ☕️
Made with FLUX 3 Klein running locally, using 10 photos of my actual setup as references: the pegboard wall, headphones, mug, shelves...
Which one do you like more, A or B?
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This is insane! Option A is my favorite - the details are so realistic!
Love how you turned your real setup into clay with FLUX 3 locally, super creative idea!