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From Basic To Bold — A Complete Fitness App UI Transformation. 📱✨
This before & after redesign focuses on improving usability, visual hierarchy, and overall user engagement. The updated experience brings cleaner layouts, modern interactions, better workout tracking, and a more motivating fitness journey for users. 🚀
Before: Simple interface with limited engagement.
After: Modern UI with smarter UX, cleaner navigation, and premium visual experience.
Better design. Better experience. Better results.
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Available for UI/UX, Mobile App & App Redesign Projects.
Redesign is one of my favorite services, and not because of the visuals.
Most of the time, the real problem is the messaging—content written for the wrong audience, or for no one in particular. Sometimes the user doesn't even realize the information is meant for them.
That's exactly what I found with Collekt.ai.
The project wasn't just a visual refresh; it was a repositioning. I moved them from a lightweight SaaS tool to an enterprise AI infrastructure: a completely different weight, a different tone, a different promise.
The challenge: two audiences, one design.
Banks needed trust, compliance signals, and operational clarity.
Investors needed scalability, technical depth, and defensibility.
Both had to feel spoken to directly without the design feeling split or unfocused.
The hardest part, for me, was the hero section.
The hero is where you get one shot to make someone understand what a product actually is. I don't just want it to look good. I want it to mean something.
The client came in with a rough idea. (first image) I took it and turned it into a visual concept that communicated the message clearly and sold the vision back to them before a single word was read.
The thinking behind the illustration is in the case study. Worth a look if you're into that kind of thing.
Powerful project. You’ve managed to turn information into a compelling visual story.
Exploring two different directions for a potential brewery website refresh in Framer. The idea was to showcase their products in a dynamic way: showing the custom labels designed for each variety of beer, custom designs and information.
The first direction is a bit static (PNG), easier for updates and loading times. But the second one... it took a bit more work but was able to workaround Framer and include native-ish 3D objetcs to have a more interactive experience.
Same product. Same brand. Two different approaches. Which direction feels more engaging to you?
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