Recently I designed a landing screen concept for a government e services platform in Qatar.
The idea was simple. Start from a blank canvas and create a clean entry point where users can quickly access public services without confusion.
Everything in this concept was designed from scratch including the layout, icons, and micro animations to keep the experience simple and easy to navigate.
Designing government platforms is always interesting because the challenge is not only visual design but also clarity, accessibility, and usability for a wide range of users.
Always open to feedback from the design community.
Redesigning legacy local business websites: Is it better to burn it down and build totally modern from scratch, or preserve the nostalgic elements that regular customers recognize?
When taking on an established local shop (auto service, clinic, local store), how much of their old design language do you retain during a redesign?
I lean toward preserving the core identity and rebuilding the rest. Regulars trust the familiar bits, and a fresh foundation earns the trust of new customers.