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I’ve always felt that love is less about softness and more about the balance of tension.
For the most recent Order & Chaos drop, I wanted to explore that through design rather than hearts and flowers. Because honestly? Great design and great relationships both require a mix of boundaries and total abandon.
I played with some heavy contrasts this time around—think precision alignment versus expressive scale, and sharp typography against grainy, intimate photos.
Order is the grid. Chaos is the kiss mid-laugh.
If you have too much order, the work feels dead. If you have too much chaos, it all collapses.
I'm curious for the founders and creatives following along: where is your brand sitting right now? Are you playing it too safe, or are things getting a little too scattered?
Love this exploration đź‘Ź The way you frame order and chaos as tension rather than extremes really resonates. Great design and relationships do live in that balance. The contrasts you describe sound intentional and playful at the same time. Personally, I think leaning into a...
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As web designers and developers, we know there is *so* much invisible thinking behind a site: structure, performance, accessibility, content systems… and we rarely see it. 👀​
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So, I’ve been exploring Figma Make during the initial planning process in designing a website. It feels like a good tool to explore a rough idea in real-time.
I like it - being able to iterate so quickly.
🚀 A tip from me would be to add it to your exploration process - it definitely makes it more fun.
Has anyone else added this to their workflow yet? đź§
Love how Contra's community is providing tangible insights!
Excited to share the Revo Padel Club project! 🎾 We crafted a full brand identity, designed social media templates, and built an intuitive website UI/UX—everything to level up their club’s digital presence.
Nice work, you are best!
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