When users don’t understand the process, they don’t continue. For the 7Sage project, I designed a “How it works” section that removes guesswork and uses a clear visual structure to make the flow easy to follow. Have you ever abandoned a website simply because the process wasn't clear?

Awesome design !

This is Gibbles the Niblet. He is a tiny pencil-nib goblin who lives in an art studio, survives on failed sketches, and has absolutely no chill. Gibbles was not designed. He just kind of happened. I saw a partially sharpened pencil on my desk, and a really bad drawing and then there was Gibbles. He has a carved wooden body, a graphite crown, ears the size of dinner plates, and a mouth that is always open, usually chewing something he should not be chewing. He eats failed ideas and coughs up better ones. His sidekick is Scrub which is a kneaded eraser puppy who erases Gibbles' drawings by sitting on them. It's a whole thing. Gibbles is a mascot. A pencil sharpener. A designer toy collectible. A one-goblin creative catastrophe. And his message is simple: you do not need the perfect tools. You just need the mess in front of you and a weird little goblin brain to do something with it. I also wrote a little storybook to go a long with my submission. you can read it over on magicpath! recraft link: https://www.recraft.ai/project/3072205d-5e59-4507-b801-406c2f8bbe64

very creative