Interactive / Animation / Web Development / Sound Design
Interactive / Animation / Web Development / Sound Design
I've been locked-in on a big project, so I'm a late comer to this challenge, but I managed to carve out some time to create my entry!
Introducing: 'Luma', an inquisitive reptile who follows me around inside Rive! 🦎
Entirely script driven, she follows your cursor and can even change colour when she settles on her favourite rock.
It feels like the beginning of a little game I might have to keep developing!
Where should Luma go next?
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I create websites and MVPS to help ambitious businesses grow
I create websites and MVPS to help ambitious businesses grow
I built STILL, an independent photography studio based in Manchester: https://light-and-still.lovable.app
Getting clients through the front door is only half the battle. For solo photographers, the real nightmare is the busywork after someone asks to book: chasing prep forms, sending photoshoot directions, reminding people about remaining balances, and following up on stalled leads.
STILL solves both sides of the counter:
The front door: Clients explore an interactive photo globe, pick their session, check live studio slots, and lock it in with a deposit. Confirmation, calendar invites, and photoshoot prep go out immediately.
Automated follow-through: The studio desk tracks every photoshoot's lifecycle. Pre-shoot questionnaires, 48-hour balance reminders, and location guides can be sent in one tap or set to run automatically.
No lost revenue: If someone abandons halfway through checkout or goes quiet on an inquiry, STILL catches it and drafts a tailored follow-up to recover the booking.
Studio control: The owner can set custom studio hours, block out multi-day holidays in one click, and deliver finished high-res photo galleries directly to clients.
From initial inquiry to final photo handoff, without the owner spending their evenings playing receptionist.
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For this challenge, I used several tools connected to Paper and Paper's Canvas to build Roam - a restaurant, eatery, and activity finder for Manchester.
I wanted to create it because, coming back from uni with time to finally explore the city, I needed a way to visualise places I'd been meaning to visit on a map.
I started by using Claude Code in the terminal to pull a button from my portfolio repo, then rebuilt and redesigned it in the Paper canvas for this project. From there, I used Claude Code and Gemini CLI to generate screens and variants via Paper MCP, picked my favourite, and brought it to life as a functional design in the new Lovable Desktop app using Paper MCP connection.
I then synced the project to Cursor via GitHub and continued iterating - adding advanced features like maps, a light/dark mode using colour styles from my Paper Canvas, and a chatbot, both designed with Claude Code and Paper MCP. I finally powered the chatbot using Lovable AI and used the Paper metal shader for the chatbot button.
Check out my post on X where I also have a longer version of the process video: https://x.com/ituadesign/status/2044547467488772264?s=20
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Developing ideas into products that work and look just right
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Web and Mobile App UX/UI Designer 🇬🇧
Web and Mobile App UX/UI Designer 🇬🇧
Behind the design: a SaaS meeting scheduling and contact management flow.
In this UX/UI design walkthrough, I explain the journey from selecting a contact to booking a meeting, choosing an event type and picking a calendar date. I point out the interface details that keep meeting history, duration, host information and preparation notes visible throughout the booking process.
My focus was interaction design, clear navigation and a booking experience that feels easy to follow. A closer look at my thinking behind dashboard UI design and meeting scheduling UX.
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TalentFlow: Workforce & Payment Management Mobile App
Designed a mobile workforce and payment management experience for agencies managing distributed talent.
The product combines team management, earnings, payment progress, wallet activity and performance data within a simplified mobile interface.
The UX and CRO strategy focused on stronger information hierarchy, faster access to high-value actions, financial transparency and reducing friction across core management workflows.
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Monday Survival Kit: AI Excuse Generator
We've all had that Monday morning where getting out of bed feels like the hardest task of the week.
This is a fun UI concept for an AI-powered Excuse Generator that creates believable, dramatic, or completely ridiculous excuses in seconds. It's designed as a parody app that doesn't take itself too seriously, while exploring bold typography, playful illustrations, and a retro-inspired visual style.
Sometimes the best product ideas aren't built to solve a huge business problem. They're built to make people laugh, start conversations, and remind us that great UX can also entertain.
A few favourites:
"My motivation is currently buffering."
"My alarm resigned this morning."
"I'm attending an emergency meeting with my pillow."
"My coffee requested a delayed start."
Would you download it for Monday mornings?
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Retro Reel Timer — Minimal Cartoon UI
A playful reinterpretation of a classic reel-to-reel timer, redesigned with a softer colour palette, simplified shapes and a clean cartoon-inspired visual style. The interface keeps the nostalgic character of analogue recording equipment while presenting the controls in a modern, friendly and easy-to-understand layout.
The design focuses on strong visual hierarchy, balanced spacing and clear interaction states. Bold timer typography, rounded controls and subtle depth help the interface feel approachable without becoming visually cluttered, creating a distinctive concept suitable for a mobile timer, audio recorder or productivity application.
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Designing websites and apps that are impossible to forget.
Designing websites and apps that are impossible to forget.
A photo viewer inspired by the classic 3D View‑Master.
I wanted to rethink how we look back at our memories on our phones, and bring back that slow, nostalgic feeling instead of the usual quick swipe through.
So I attempted to mimic the View‑Master lever, you press and pull the circle in either direction to switch images. Drag it right to move forward, drag it left to go back. I added the ability to move backwards (which you can’t do on the real thing) because it just felt more natural to give people that freedom. For the UI, I designed it to be clear and simple whilst allowing the image the user is viewing to be the main focus.
Designed by me in Figma, then built in Figma Make.
Play around with it here: https://unify-board-60898759.figma.site
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My last submission is voice notes reimagined for spoken journals and daily reflections, taking inspiration from dictaphones and cassette players for both the interactions and UI design.
The goal of this concept was to explore how I could emulate the aesthetics and functionality of old school technology and bring it into the digital world, while staying true to its original purpose.
When the user presses record, the film, represented as wheels, starts to spin. The user can rewind by pressing and dragging the left wheel in an anticlockwise circular motion. To fast-forward, they can do the same with the right wheel, this time moving in a clockwise circular motion.
Designed by me in Figma, then built in Figma Make.
Play around with it here: https://rover-linen-15186179.figma.site
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