Transforming Furniture Shopping with Emotion-Driven UX Design

Transforming Furniture Shopping with Emotion-Driven UX DesignTransforming Furniture Shopping with Emotion-Driven UX Design

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Razin hasnat

• 1d

I didn’t design a furniture website. I designed a feeling of living.

This landing page concept explores how space, people, and products can exist together — not as separate elements, but as one story.

Instead of pushing products upfront, I focused on: • Human-centered visuals to create emotional connection • Soft, earthy tones to reflect calm, premium living • Editorial-style layout to slow down the browsing experience • Minimal UI to let the space breathe

The idea was simple: When users can see themselves in a space, they don’t just scroll — they stay.

This is where UX shifts from selling furniture to shaping perception.

Because your home doesn’t just hold things. It reflects who you are — often more than you think.

Would love to hear your thoughts 💭

#UXDesign #UIDesign #LandingPage #EcommerceDesign #ProductDesign #DesignInspiration

Rasel Alam Jubayed

pro

• 1d

Good work

Orbix Studio

max

• Apr 15

UI UX Design Workflow for AI Infrastructure

The sketchbook for agent logic, Figma for high-status interface design and then Spline for 3D server visualizations.

Each tool handles a specific stage of the pipeline: map the flow, design the experience, then visualize the raw machine power. The real skill isn't letting AI design itself, it's engineering a dashboard that makes invisible server work visible and easy to control.

We are currently open for new projects. 🤝

#OrbixStudio #UIUX #ProductDesign #AIAgents #SaaSDesign #MinimalistDesign

Tasfia Ahmed

• Apr 15

Sharp design

Ivo Ivanov

max

• Apr 15

Over the years I've designed many mobile apps for clients. This one is different. It's mine.

- Two weekends. - Figma for the design (it's hand-made) - Claude for the code, App Store research and strategy and everything related to the app submission. - 1 rejection from Apple, sorted out in a few minutes this morning, resubmitted for review and we're now live.

It's nothing world changing - just a kitchen timer. But it's on the App Store and I built it as a designer with zero coding skills. Gotta wrap up a case study for this soon.

P.S. Feels a bit odd to have "Developer" label above my name 🤣

iOS Claude Product Design

Ardian Shala

• Apr 17

Cool stuff Ivo, congrats on the lunch 😃 . You probably got this request before haha, do you mind sharing more behind the scenes of this project? For example, did you start first in Claude then doing visual refinements in Figma or the other way around? Thanks 🫡