⚡️ Clientwise App Design. > It's all in the details. How do you feel about this dark mode setup with neon accents? Let me know! 👇

The visual style definitely catches the eye, but what interests me even more is how it supports usability.

Did the dark mode and neon accents come from user preferences, brand direction, or a specific product goal?

While going through my old Figma projects, I found something I created over four years ago, back when I was just starting to learn the tool. Looking at it now felt like revisiting a completely different stage of my design journey, so I decided to rethink and rebuild it using everything I’ve learned since then. The original version was a single long scrollable frame with almost no structure or interaction. The redesign introduces a more thoughtful system with clearer hierarchy, improved navigation, and interactive behavior. I also created two versions — one optimized for desktop and tablets, and another for mobile. From the original concept, I kept only the color palette and the “bubble” elements as a small visual reference. This concept can work as a template for presentations, a modular section of a website, or a structured layout for showcasing content such as ratings, collections, featured items or even to be adapted into an interactive menu. The mobile prototype can be explored here The desktop prototype can be explored here