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If you're designing a website, you need to understand one thing:
You only get one chance to make a first impression.
And that impression starts with the hero section.
It’s the first thing people see, so you can’t afford to get it wrong.
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AI is going to make websites much easier to build.
And much faster.
I'm pretty sure of that.
But I don't think this makes web design less valuable.
It makes good web strategy more valuable.
Because there will be no shortage of websites that look good.
The real question is whether the website has a job.
For me, that job is pretty simple:
Bring the right traffic.
Build trust quickly.
Turn that traffic into leads.
Send those leads where the business can actually do something with them.
That's what I'm trying to build around real estate.
Not just another nice-looking website.
A proper online asset that actually has a role in the business.
Amazing work!
Hmm nice work still, would love to see the accepted concept
Sunflower is built around the idea that every sober day grows your garden, and a relapse costs you something. We designed the field switch animation to make that psychological loop visible and felt, not just understood.
The movement had to feel natural and meaningful, soft timing, nothing gamified or cheap, because a recovery app that feels like a slot machine loses the user's trust immediately.
The goal is to make progress feel real enough that users think twice before breaking their streak.
Obsessed with the bee! 🐝 Such good design!