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big vote for soft 3D! it's impactful without looking at all like it has to bite full-force into an aesthetic. also, i think it fits the y2k label still overall due to the colors & the layout of the 3D shapes you've chosen to showcase! very authentic.
I like the Soft 3D more, but the design on both is genius.
I prefer the soft 3D to Y2k
Soft 3D wins here
Going for the soft 3d
soft, other one is too much
3D wins
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It's beautiful ❤️
Just shipped my new portfolio.
Not another generic designer site. This one actually aligns with my brand, the tactical operator.
Built it while grinding CXC, pulling all-nighters, and refusing to stay average.
Feedback is appreciated.
This looks good!
We just wrapped a product design project for StitchedHealth, a clinical education platform built to improve how healthcare professionals make real-world decisions.
The product had strong content from day one.
Expert-led clinical discussions, real-world case scenarios, peer reasoning comparisons, evidence alignment. The foundation was already there.
What it needed was an interface that could carry all of that without overwhelming the people using it.
Clinicians are time-constrained. They don't have patience for friction. And the content they're working through (complex, layered, high-stakes) can easily become a cognitive wall if the design isn't doing its job.
We took a lot of design inspiration from conversational AI products like Perplexity. Content streams in as users move through each scenario, and they can interact with it through open prompts or structured questions. The whole experience feels modern without losing the clarity that a clinical audience needs.
So we focused on a few things:
Clearer decision moments to guide engagement
Simpler peer insight surfacing to reduce cognitive load
Smoother transitions between steps to keep momentum
The result is a platform that feels approachable without being dumbed down. A clean progression from expert-led video through interactive case work, peer comparison, and evidence alignment.
If you're working on a product in a complex space and the experience isn't keeping up with the content, that's usually a design problem, not a content one.
Book a call and let's talk about it: cal.com/jacob-lovett
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