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been looking for clothes to wear at home and somehow spent a week browsing different stores 🫠
then I came across these duck-print pants and… a duck literally steals the pants 😭🦆
I watched it way too many times. This is the kind of AI I like 🥹🥰
Such a fun little way to show a product. I came for comfy clothes, stayed for a duck running off with my trousers.
Now I’m curious — who came up with this, and did they know how long I’d be sitting here watching it? 👀
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What I did
I started from the pain, not the product. The second screen lists what a normal day looks like: push notifications, endless pings, 142 unread emails, context switching. I styled those chips like the four benefit chips in the hero, only white instead of frosted, so the visitor reads before and after without a line of explanation.
The hero section design shows no interface on purpose. This product is about absence, and a screenshot would add noise, so a person alone in a field does the proving. The headline “Deep focus. Anywhere.” is a high-contrast serif because every tool in this category speaks in a grotesque, and a serif sounds calm and human.
I kept one action, Download for macOS, with no pricing and no form. The first job of this landing page design is a download, and everything else can wait until after it.
Would you keep the serif for the headline, or switch to a grotesque so it feels more like software?
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I designed the MASO brand in Figma. Then I wondered… what if I could show the app actually working?
So I copied my Figma page link, pasted it into Claude Code, and gave it a few instructions.
Oh chim!… it pulled my colours, fonts and logo straight from the file and brought the whole shopping app to life. 😭
From there, it was just a conversation with Claude. I’d tell it what I wanted, make a few adjustments, and keep building from there.
I honestly love this
Being able to present something like this to a client instead of just showing thm static screens makes the idea feel so much more real. They can actually see how the product could work and experience the concept before development even starts.
What do you think?
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I designed and built the Shopify store for Youegos ✨
Youegos makes premium 100% cotton shirts in France, and each style carries its own woven patch details on the pocket, the chest or the collar. Those details are what make the brand, so the website had to put them front and centre.
So I built the store around that:
→ A homepage that opens like a lookbook, with real people wearing the shirts and every patch in focus
→ A product page that answers every “should I buy this?” question up front: size, stock left, delivery time and free returns
→ “Shop the Look” sections that turn lifestyle photos into products you can click straight into
→ A full French and English version, so the brand can sell beyond France
A premium product deserves a storefront that feels just as premium.
👇 When you’re buying clothes online, what makes you trust a brand enough to check out: the photos, the reviews, or the return policy?
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