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I didn't want this to look like another “school presentation.”
So I focused on one thing:
make the information feel visual.
🌿 Stronger typography
🌿 Better hierarchy
🌿 Immersive imagery
🌿 Consistent layouts
🌿 Cleaner storytelling
This is how I approached the redesign of a presentation about the world's largest rainforests.
Have a deck that feels outdated or boring?
Send it to me. Let's give it a visual upgrade. 👀
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One of my templates flopped. The exact same design later sold every single day.
It's called Mitchy, a website template for professional services firms.
On Framer's marketplace it never ranked. And if you don't rank there, buyers never see you.
Easy to blame the design at that point. Redo the hero, change the colors, try again.
I didn't touch it. I put the same design on Webflow's marketplace instead.
It sold 4-5 a day, every day, for about 2-3 months. Webflow was profitable for us from the first month.
On Framer it still doesn't rank, even today.
That's why we sell on both now. One design, two markets.
If you sell software, have you ever found your buyers somewhere you didn't expect?
Great reminder that a flop on the marketplace isn't always a design problem. Distribution and ranking matter as much as the template itself.
OTO (音) | A Fictional Audio Archive ✨
What if headphones had been invented in Edo-period Japan? 🎧
I created OTO for the Recraft × Contra Archive Style Challenge, inspired by my love for traditional Japanese ukiyo-e illustrations.
I used historical Japanese prints to create my own custom Recraft Style, then imagined a series of vintage advertisements for headphones that never existed in that period.
I had a lot of fun bringing these imaginary scenes to life, from curious crowds discovering a new invention to people enjoying music in their own little worlds. I also experimented with subtle animations to make some of the illustrations feel like living woodblock prints.
To complete the experience, I created the music using Suno, drawing inspiration from traditional Japanese melodies to complement the atmosphere of the project.
A big thank you to Recraft, Contra, and Suno for helping bring this creative experiment to life!
LinkedIn Post: https://lnkd.in/p/dqXt6mpf
One product. Two directions. Which would you ship?
I explored two different approaches to the same landing page for Flowkit, a concept for freelancers who want to manage their finances without the extra complexity.
A — Side-by-Side: Clear hierarchy, direct messaging, and the product takes center stage.
B — Centered + Feature Cards: A more visual composition, with key features built around the product.
Both communicate the same value. The difference is how they guide attention.
My preference is A for its clarity, but B has a stronger visual presence.
Which direction would you choose, and what would make you change your mind?
I'm interested in the reasoning behind the choice, not just the vote.
If you're building a SaaS product and exploring how design can communicate value more effectively, I'd be happy to connect.
#ProductDesign #UIDesign #SaaSDesign #WebDesign #AI Agent
I’d choose A for its clarity and simplicity. For a finance product, making the value easy to understand at a glance is so important!