Hey everyone! 👋 Just wanted to share one of the recent concepts I've been working on. I explored...

Hey everyone! 👋 Just wanted to share one of the recent concepts I've been working on. I explored...Hey everyone! 👋 Just wanted to share one of the recent concepts I've been working on. I explored...

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Haleema sher

• Jul 18

Hey everyone! 👋 Just wanted to share one of the recent concepts I've been working on. I explored botanical prints, layered styling, and a few color variations to see how the same design could evolve in different directions. It's always exciting watching an idea come to life, one detail at a time. 🌿✨

I'd love to know which version you like best!

fashiondesgin womenswear fashioncollection

Tirdea Cristian

pro

• Sep 30

Recent website redesign concept for a premium beauty salon ✨

Focused on creating a cleaner, more modern and elegant experience with stronger visual hierarchy and clearer conversion paths.

Designed in Figma.

What do you think of the redesign? 👀

UI Design UX Design webdesign uiux Figma Web Design

Sunil Kumar

• 1d

The serif headline with the soft photography feels premium without trying too hard, and the red booking button stands out well. The biggest conversion win for salons is usually what happens after that click: showing live open slots per stylist, taking a small deposit, and...

Saleha Yonus

• Sep 29

Okay, I finally joined the typography trend too. 👀

Had to try one myself - so here’s a little typography experiment I’ve been playing with. Sometimes you just see a trend everywhere and think, okay… my turn. 😂

What do you think - should I make more of these?

Graphic Design Motion Design Typography Adobe After Effects Adobe Illustrator typography kinetictypography motiongraphics

Artur Mikhov

pro

• Sep 29

I'd say yes, and I'd make it a series. A tight rule set, like one flat colour field, one shape and one type move per piece, is usually what turns experiments like this into something recognisable as yours.