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Turning complex SaaS data into something that feels simple, clear, and actually enjoyable to use. 👀
We explored the UI/UX in Figma — from dashboards and analytics to tables, cards, and product flows.
Which part would you improve or keep as-is? 👇
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Both concepts are built around the same event: a premium alpine gathering in Lech, Austria for the 2027 TwinFocus Alpine Summit.
Direction 1 feels more refined, editorial, and invitation-like.
Direction 2 feels more immersive, cinematic, and destination-driven.
That’s the tradeoff I’m thinking through:
Direction 1: elegant, editorial, refined
Direction 2: immersive, cinematic, atmospheric
Since this site is for a luxury alpine event, the hero needs to feel premium while still making the destination feel exciting.
Which direction feels stronger for an event landing page?
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White one stands out and feels fresher. The dark one is nice too, just a bit more expected.
Boom! 🚀 Just dropped the full case study for Runfluence on my Contra portfolio! So pumped to finally share the complete breakdown of this brand launch! 🔥💥
We had the incredible opportunity to build a high-octane, bilingual visual identity from the ground up—capturing the grit, velocity, and community spirit of urban running culture. From crafting motion-heavy art direction to engineering a dual English/Arabic typographic hierarchy and custom athletic gear, this project was pure dynamic energy from start to finish.
I'd deeply appreciate your support! Take a look, drop a comment, or leave a like to let me know your thoughts. 👇✨
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Restaurant SaaS — Product & Dashboard Design
Restaurant software has to deal with a lot of information.
Orders, tables, sales, staff, inventory and day-to-day operations all need to live somewhere.
The challenge is making that information useful without turning the product into a wall of numbers and controls.
For this Restaurant SaaS concept, we focused on hierarchy and clarity giving important operational data more attention while keeping everything else easy to access.
The goal was straightforward:
Less time figuring out the software. More time running the business.
Services: SaaS UI/UX · Product Design · Dashboard Design · Web Design · Web Development
Designed by WaxyWeb.
If you're building software for restaurants, hospitality, or another operationally complex industry, we'd be happy to work with you.
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