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Really clean UI. That gradient card against the dark mockup scene looks sharp, makes a finance app feel a lot less boring.
A quick preview of the Website Design created for FT Studio, Interior Design Studio by Federica Tomasello.
As familiar as UI Design may seem to us, today’s technologies are reaching such astonishing levels that they make us believe our work could easily be called into question.
But the fact that UI is subordinate to UX (warnings: human behavior), and that digital products, in turn, adhere to Branding guidelines, leads me to believe that in the coming years, true product designers - the ones made of flesh and blood and nervous breakdowns - will be hired to fix the problems with the digital products being created today.
Am I being silly?
Full case study at this beautiful link!
alessia.
Two ad designs, same offer, very different vibes. Which one would make you stop scrolling and tap “Start Today”?
Drop your pick below and tell me why. I’m collecting honest feedback on layout, colors, and what feels most clickable.
Option A: bold, dark gradient with a glowing neon feel.
Option B: clean, bright, and playful with a white background.
5 voted
38%
8 voted
62%
13 votes
Closed
Option A for me. The dark neon version pops harder in a busy feed and the headline reads faster. B feels friendlier but blends in a bit more.