Luxury Hair Care Website Design: Enhance UX & Boost Sales

Luxury Hair Care Website Design: Enhance UX & Boost SalesLuxury Hair Care Website Design: Enhance UX & Boost Sales

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Obiefuna Dominica

• Jul 4

I designed a professional luxury hair care and extensions website for Oddel featuring a modern UI, responsive layout, product showcase, blog section, and conversion-focused design to enhance customer experience and increase sales.

Web Design Vibe Coding Hostinger WordPress

Ivo Ivanov

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• Jul 15

New project in the works - OneCare. One app for premium care delivered to your address. Cleaning, beauty, healthcare at home, handyman, plumbing, pest control, pet care, laundry, and a lot more. More to come soon 🤌

Product Design Web Design UX Design

Sodiq Alao

• Jul 17

Nice work

Daniel G Bright

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• Jul 15

Web concept for bem. The product turns messy documents into structured data, so the brand does the same thing visually. Every image dissolves into pixels, every layout resolves back into grid.

Web Design Figma Brand Design

Vara Creative

• Jul 16

How did you first come up with the idea to use pixel dissolution to represent unstructured data? Did you explore any other visual metaphors before landing on this one?

Alex Prokhorov

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• Jul 15

New resource: Auria AI Rebuild Prompt ✦

I turned the complete Auria homepage into one detailed prompt for Codex and Claude Code.

Auria is a luminous Framer template created for modern service businesses, wellness brands, and productized offers.

Usually $19. Free for anyone who supports Auria on its Framer Marketplace page.

Get the prompt: https://startfrom.co/templates/auria

Created with Framer, Midjourney, Claude Code, and Codex.

Framer Claude Web Design

Ilya Kozlov

• Jul 16

Rebuilding a whole landing page with just one prompt is such a cool experiment, Alex! Did Claude Code manage to handle the Framer-specific layout structure well on the first try?