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New year, zero compromises, a whole new design language!
This design language is sick! Love the industrial vibe. What inspired the direction for this?
Thanks, glad to hear that! The main inspiration comes from aerospace projects and the visual language of technical manuals, guides, and documentation around that kind of equipment
This design language is super fresh! Love the industrial vibe. What inspired the color scheme?
incredible!
Love it!
really love the branding
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A few months ago I got to work with Coderhouse, one of the leading education brands in Argentina, and the place where I took several courses myself.
So this one feels like a full circle. A brand that shaped my career and helped me grow as a designer, and now I got to design for it.
The funny part is Chris had no idea I was a former student when he reached out. I was really happy when that message came in.
I built a visual system for their 60+ course covers, made so their team can keep producing them on their own. Today it lives across their app, website and Meta ads.
Thanks Chris for trusting my work and for the opportunity š§” And thanks @Contra HQ for making connections like this one possible.
Felicitaciones Jere! muy bueno el proceso y el resultado final
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ābut does it solve anyoneās problem?ā
my husband asked me this yesterday while clicking through the Christmas movie advent calendar Iām building š
It started as a template. Then I got carried away, and now I want to launch it, promote it, maybe submit it to Awwwards. Whoās going to stop me? Iām having fun with it š«
For a moment, I didnāt know what to say. Then I realised: yes, it does. Mine.
I wanted to make something of my own. Something I could design, build, get attached to, and actually put out into the world.
Iāve heard āa product should solve someoneās problemā so many times that I almost forgot my own reasons count too.
When was the last time you made something just because you wanted to? Before wondering whether anyone would like it, use it, or think it was worth making?
Keeping up with how fast technology moves can feel overwhelming. But these tools have also made it possible for me to finally bring an idea like this to life ā and that means a lot to me, both as a designer and as a person.
Maybe itās a small thing. Iām still really happy Iām making it š¤
i need this in december
