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Aavirash Mitra
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Berlin, Germany
Motion & Visual Design · Rive · Branding & Web · Gen AI
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Motion & Visual Design · Rive · Branding & Web · Gen AI
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Interactive EV Automobile Mobile App
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Interactive Animation Concept for HMI Challenge
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Portals Brand & Visual Identity
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Portals Website
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Adekola Durodola
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Berlin, Germany
Product Designer | Web3, Fintech & DeFi | Framer & Webflow
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Product Designer | Web3, Fintech & DeFi | Framer & Webflow
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SignalSync | Copy Trading Platform
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Frost Multi-Wallet Platform Design
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Findy AR Navigation App Development
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Most fintech apps show how much you’ve saved. They don’t show what it’s costing you. Saving for travel can delay debt payoff. So I explored a better approach: A goal-based savings experience where multiple goals compete for the same income, and users can see the trade-offs clearly. I used AI across my workflow: Perplexity to ground the scenario ChatGPT to refine flows and edge cases Figma Make to shape early directions Cursor to prototype the interaction locally. Then I designed the experience in Figma, focusing on clarity and decision-making. Key ideas: • Multiple goals with clear priorities • A trade-off slider showing how timelines shift • Scroll interactions that reveal goals progressively Still refining, but the goal is simple: Help users make smarter financial decisions, not just track savings.
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Ana Catita
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Berlin, Germany
Illustration & Motion Design Specialist
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Hello there! This is my contest submission, a small mini game called “HeartBreaker.” Break as many hearts as you can before the one minute timer runs out. Click anything that isn’t a heart and you lose a life. Lose three lives and it’s game over. At the end, you’ll see a recap of how many hearts you broke, plus a sentence that changes based on your score. All visuals were made in Illustrator and finished in Rive. I used Rive’s AI agent to help build a modular particle system that adapts to different artboard sizes and ramps up in speed and chaos as time runs out. It’s a simple game, but a lot of fun to make. Hope you enjoy it now go break some hearts! Links: Phone version> https://catita-heartbreaker.b-cdn.net/ Desktop version> https://catita-heartbreaker.b-cdn.net/web/
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NEW GENERATION OF GREETING CARDS Hi Contra Riverinos! For my challenge submission I present you the new generation of greeting cards! Instead of sending a typical e-card, you can now send an animated, fully interactive greeting card. We used Data Binding across the file structure to allow change based on user input and preferences, to unite artboards with shared properties, to bind text changed at runtime, image binding for a photo uploader! View Models were a game changer, making it easy to bring external animations into a base file. Layouts feature ensured every card looks great on any device. All cards were animated in Rive and I illustrated some myself. Rather than explain more, I’ll let the video do the talking. So what are you waiting for? Watch the demo and visit Giftly (https://www.giftly.com/) for the full experience.
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Rive is (NOT) that Spooky!
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Linus Prep
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Alessandro Tarshahani
Berlin, Germany
Founder & Creative Director, ALETRA
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Founder & Creative Director, ALETRA
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ALETRA Lab · Experiment Nº 01: The Night Baker Every bakery website shows the same thing: a croissant on white. But nobody falls in love with a bakery because of a croissant. They fall in love at 7 a.m., when the door opens and the warmth hits them before the smell does. So I asked: what if a bakery's website sold that moment, not the product? → Contrast: it starts at 4 a.m., one lit window in a sleeping street. → Ritual: the brand is someone awake while the city sleeps. → Participation: you don't watch the baker, you knead with him. → Senses: glowing oven, soft light. A screen can't smell, but it can make you imagine it. → Peak-end: it ends on a person and warm bread, not a product. Not a client project. It's how I think before I design anything: the feeling first, the pixels last. Concept & creative direction: ALETRA, Berlin. Crafted with AI. © 2026
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FemiCora — Women's Health Branding & Web Design
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LeMont — Brand Identity, Creative Direction & Cinematic Content
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ALETRA — Building a Brand You Can Walk Through
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Karin Suvaryan
Berlin, Germany
AI Creative Professional |Art Direcor |Sr. Product Desiger
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Omniwell — A VR Meditation Experience for Visual Healing
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Netflix Reimagined: A Seamless UX for Story-Driven Streaming
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Character-Consistent AI Video Ads at Scale
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Automated Car Commercial Generation Workflow
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Daria Morozova
Berlin, Germany
Product Designer with 5+ years of experience in Fintech, B2B
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Rethinking course-building as a canvas, not a form (https://dariamorozova.framer.website/seturon)Seturon is an EdTech startup in Luxembourg building a platform where companies, lecturers, and solo experts structure their knowledge into courses and sell them. I built the brand from scratch, the design system, six pages of the marketing site, and go-to-market materials. I redesigned the student and admin panels around the new system, including a full mobile experience for students. Outcome A course builder, rebuilt from a form into a canvas. I designed the course constructor from the ground up across two iterations: replacing a linear, step-by-step builder with a canvas-based editor inspired by Miro and FigJam. Measured with the team and with users (we were in direct contact with users, so we had real product data): ~30 min → ~5 min to build a course skeleton A 5–6-block non-linear course that took ~30 minutes to set up could now be sketched in ~5 minutes using drag-and-drop, dropdowns, and nested "Section" blocks. −42% support tickets related to the builder tracked on the team's ClickUp board by ticket topic, after the mechanics and bugs were fixed. ~34% of users created more than two courses In the first months after the MVP, it was a sign that the builder was something people came back to. 4–4.5 / 5 in public reviews The product is frequently praised as user-friendly and understandable even for non-technical users. (From public reviews)
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Re-architecting B2B invoicing: from MVP to daily driver (https://dariamorozova.framer.website/invoices)EasyBiz helps SMEs in Luxembourg register and run their business. I was the sole designer on the product and owned invoicing end-to-end: from MVP 1.0 through the redesign that followed as we grew to our first 100 users over 2025 and saw what broke at scale. As a founding designer, I owned invoicing end-to-end, validated with real users, the back-office team, and support feedback as we grew to our first 100 users over 2025. Outcome I rebuilt EasyBiz invoicing from a card-based MVP into a flow that holds up at real volume. Measured with the support team after release, across all 100 users: −30% support tickets in the invoicing area Users stopped forgetting to attach transactions. The single biggest recurring ticket type dropped off. ~2× faster booking for the back-office team Staff no longer had to chase users to fix or attach transactions, or hunt for half-filled invoices (back-office estimate).
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Rebuilding trust in a financial advisor journey (https://dariamorozova.framer.website/Finance-HQ)FinanceHQ matches people with pre-screened financial advisors. On paper, the product was competitive, but users were leaving at every step of a long lead flow, with drop-off hitting 70% at the moment they were asked for financial details. I joined mid-project, inherited the flow and visual direction, and led the research and redesign that followed. As a product designer, I worked under a design lead who reviewed direction and owned the client relationship. I inherited the visual language and lead flow, then led the research and redesign that improved conversion after launch. Outcome Measured from the client's production analytics after launch, validated with moderated call-throughs during design and A/B tests in production: +60% conversions The final step reassured users about data security, and the client's post-launch analytics showed it in conversion. −4 min time to complete Range toggles across five stages saved users 4–5 minutes by eliminating exact input and reducing cognitive load. 8-step flow The flow was condensed to eight steps, completable in under a minute, down from a fragmented, drop-off-heavy process. 40-sec testimonial engagement On the first step, the longest dwell time in the flow and its key trust moment.
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From 28 days to 24 hours: rebuilding company incorporation (https://dariamorozova.framer.website/onboarding)EasyBiz helps SMEs in Luxembourg register and run their business. Opening a company in Luxembourg took founders up to 28 days: fragmented stages, endless document uploads, and a compliance process no one could see into. I redesigned it end-to-end into a transparent, AI-assisted pipeline, and cut registration to under 24 hours, making EasyBiz the first in the country to do it in a day. As a founding designer, I built the product's design function from scratch: the design system, website, core features, and marketing, and rebuilt the KYC onboarding that sits at its heart. Outcome Measured over 2.5 years on the product, from support and marketing data and from interviews and HubSpot analytics with 100+ real users through 2025–26: 28 days → under 24 hours to complete company registration. Confirmed by the back-office team (see the Slack messages at the end). −60% KYC process time I digitised the full document workflow and added auto-validation. −90% compliance follow-ups A structured client & supplier registry meant the back office stopped chasing missing answers. −80% file mismatches A linear checklist and focused modals cut wrong files and final-stage delays.
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Jeff Karl
Berlin, Germany
Building Framer Sites with Motion & Illustrations
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Building Framer Sites with Motion & Illustrations
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I'm pretty sure this was the first animation I ever created in Framer: a dental insurance pricing card. Done so many eons ago, it exists under the "Canvas" section in the Framer file.
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Responsive Framer Pricing Page Design
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Blasphemy. Webflow x Framer logo mashup.
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Animated Logos
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Tilek Dzhumanazarov
Berlin, Germany
Graphic designer creating bold, high-converting visuals
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Onboarding User Experience Enhancement for KptnCook
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KptnCook Website Redesign - UX Case Study
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Küü - Identity System for a Nomadic Music Festival
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LOOP - Design System for Recycling
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