A friend reached out to us with a simple goal: make their brand stand out and give it some real charisma.
Let's be honest, tracking your financial portfolio is usually boring, hard to grasp, and often looks the same everywhere.
So we used Rive to bring Dividnd to life. The branding revolves around three main characters: a frog (our main star), a growing tree (representing your portfolio), and a piggy bank. Together, they turn a traditionally dry experience into something memorable and full of personality.
Rive file: https://editor.rive.app/file/divdnd-shared-contra-challange/2409733?linkId=Zy-tpgGZu0mPqXiCIVjthQ
UX/UI Web Designer & Developer for High-End Websites
I built OBLIVION Tattoo service for the @Lovable #lovablechallenge
OBLIVION is a private tattoo studio in Kraków, Poland, run by one artist.
As a solo artist, Marco handles every inquiry, reference, estimate, booking, and schedule change himself.
OBLIVION turns complex tattoo inquiries into confirmed appointments by collecting the full client brief, estimating the work, finding real availability, and keeping the entire booking in one connected artist workspace.
One system, three jobs:
1) Attract — custom animated landing page
https://oblivion-tattoo.lovable.app/
(https://oblivion-tattoo.lovable.app/)2) Book — guided tattoo booking flow
https://oblivion-tattoo.lovable.app/booking
(https://oblivion-tattoo.lovable.app/booking)3) Manage — demo artist admin panel
https://oblivion-tattoo.lovable.app/demo
(https://oblivion-tattoo.lovable.app/demo)*The public demo admin resets after refresh. The real admin is private, fully persistent, and connected to live bookings, clients, chats, availability, and studio data.
A smoother booking experience for the client, and far less manual work for the artist.
Meet NOVA — a limited capsule collection of padel rackets inspired by The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Open Access collection.
Instead of keeping centuries of art locked behind glass, I wanted to bring these masterpieces directly into play. Padel is dynamic, fast, and high-impact. By pairing ancient craftsmanship with performance carbon fiber, each racket becomes a true material rebirth — not just a print on a frame.
Video Presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMWdmlPqhR0
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMWdmlPqhR0)FLORA Canvas: https://app.flora.ai/join-project/b0175763-2c3f-4e95-9763-dfc1f0f18ba1
(https://app.flora.ai/join-project/b0175763-2c3f-4e95-9763-dfc1f0f18ba1)Post on X: https://x.com/yurii_oleskiv/status/2096981092519551428
Featured artifacts from The Met Archive:
Length of painted silk: 18th-century French textile with floral bouquets on turquoise silk.
The Met Archive - https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/239345
Tunic: 15th–16th century Incan royal garment with iconic red-and-black checkerboard weave.
The Met Archive - https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/751901
Glass hexagonal amphoriskos: 1st-century Roman mold-blown cobalt glass vessel.
The Met Archive - https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/245376
Vase (Grueby Pottery): Early 20th-century Arts and Crafts vessel with matte cucumber-green glaze.
The Met Archive - https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/19839
Guitar: Late 17th-century European baroque instrument inlaid with ivory and tortoiseshell.
The Met Archive - https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/503932
Bottle with Birds and Peony Scroll: 15th-century Joseon porcelain decorated in cobalt blue.
The Met Archive - https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/37557
"Wild Rose" Lily vase: Late 19th-century Favrile blown glass designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany.
The Met Archive - https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/21617
Under the Wave off Kanagawa: Iconic c. 1830–32 color woodblock print by Katsushika Hokusai.
The Met Archive - https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/39799
Sweetmeat dish: 17th-century European segmented ceramic serving platter with radial patterns.
The Met Archive - https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/200731
Everything was conceived, iterated, and directed inside FLORA. The node-based canvas made it effortless to link raw archival references, dial in textures, and build cinematic promo renders & videos in one workspace.
A limited series built for the court today... that might just end up back behind the museum glass a century from now.
Created for the challenge by @FLORA x @Contra HQ . #FLORAMuseum #Contra
UI, UX, Web and Brand design for Web3 and AI companies.
Most startup websites are judged before they are fully understood.
The founder may know the product is strong.
The technology may be impressive.
The team may be credible.
But the visitor does not know any of that yet.
They begin with fragments:
A headline.
A visual style.
A logo.
A few interface details.
A general feeling of quality or lack of it.
That first impression determines how generously the rest of the website is interpreted.
If the company feels credible, people are more willing to explore.
If it feels unclear or unfinished, every claim has to work harder.
A practical five-second review:
What does the company appear to do?
Who does it appear to be for?
What level of company does it feel like?
What is the most obvious next action?
What emotion does the page create?
Do not evaluate only whether the hero looks good.
Evaluate the assumptions it encourages the visitor to make.
People often decide how seriously to take a company before they understand the details.
Design that moment deliberately.
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A founder recently reached out looking for help with branding, a landing page, and a pitch deck.
After discussing the project, it became clear we weren't the right fit at the time.
Instead of ending the conversation there, we asked ourselves a simple question:
What would this company look like if the vision was fully realized?
Using nothing more than the company name and a short business description, we explored a potential direction:
• Brand identity concept
• Landing page hero
• Motion design
• Typography system
The goal wasn't to create a finished deliverable.
The goal was clarity.
One of the most valuable things a designer can give a founder isn't a logo or a website.
It's helping them see their own vision more clearly.
Sometimes a single concept can create more momentum than weeks of discussion.
That's the power of design when it's treated as a strategic tool instead of a decorative layer.
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This project set an unusually high bar.
We partnered with Mastering The Mix on a new mixing & mastering plugin - collaborating closely with David Guetta and Nicky Romero, whose real-world workflows directly informed the product.
Ascendum led the brand, UI/UX, and creative direction - refining every detail until it was ready to perform at the highest level.
The product went on to become Mastering The Mix’s best-seller and earn an industry nomination for Mixing Plugin of 2025.
This is what happens when design, product thinking, and execution are aligned around results.
A bold, appetite-driving Framer template built for burger joints, food trucks, and fast-casual restaurants. Fully CMS-connected — manage your entire menu (burgers, sides, sauces) straight from Framer's CMS with categories, pricing, descriptions, and product images, no code required.
Key features:
- Dynamic CMS-powered menu with product cards for each item
- Clean, mobile-first responsive layout (Desktop, Tablet, Phone breakpoints included)
- Locations section to showcase multiple restaurant addresses with delivery links
-Contact form section for orders, reservations, or feedback
-Vibrant, high-contrast design with bold typography built to highlight food photography
-Ready-to-publish structure: Home, Products (CMS collection), and 404 pages included
Perfect for restaurant owners and agencies who want a fast, visually punchy site that's easy to update as the menu changes.
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A modern, editorial-style landing page template for real estate and residential developments. Built for boutique properties that want to showcase their location, amenities, and available units with a premium, gallery-like feel.
Key features:
Interactive apartment selection — visitors choose a building and floor, then browse a live floor plan showing available (highlighted) and sold units at a glance
Built-in gallery/slideshow for lifestyle and amenity photography
Fully responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile, with a dedicated mobile navigation menu
Sections included: Hero, About, Amenities (Fitness Zone, Kids Zone, Security System), Gallery, Interactive Floor Plan, Map/Location, Contact
Ideal for real estate agencies, boutique developers, and architecture studios that need a conversion-focused site to present a single premium property or residential complex.