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Some projects start with a clean brief.
This one started with:
“Let’s make it simple.”
And then immediately became a full journey of layout experiments, font debates, color decisions, tiny UI tweaks, and me staring at the screen like the design owed me an explanation.
But after all the overthinking, iterations, and dramatic creative moments…
✨ Kinetic Age is live.
Kinetic Age is an AI-powered at-home wellness coach concept built around one goal: making fitness feel more personal, gentle, and human.
For this case study, I focused on creating a visual experience that felt calm but energetic, polished but warm, and structured without feeling boring.
The fun part?
Some of the best details came from ideas that felt completely random at first.
That’s the magic of design. You keep moving pieces around until suddenly everything clicks.
I’d love to hear what you think.
What stands out the most to you: the UI screens, visual style, color palette, typography, or overall presentation?
Project link: https://lnkd.in/gWVr2YvR
Currently pretending to be relaxed while absolutely checking the views like it’s a live sports score.
Good job
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