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Eva Van der Borght
proLondon, UK
Branding & Packaging Designer for Standout Brands
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Branding & Packaging Designer for Standout Brands
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In another life — well, about 4 years ago — I was the brand designer for a web3 NFT project, and I have never bragged about it. I'm about to! The story was incredible, one guinea pig 🐹 trying to escape a laboratory to find his love, which was taken for testing. Along the way, he meets 7 other characters who try to overthrow the lab. —PT 1 (I have more visuals I want to share! Why only 4 Contra? ;))
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Remember my Cnnbis client - Valentine is coming up, and they wanted some event assets. No brief, no copy, just the events. Sometimes having no set rules makes me write great puns and design lovely assets. Which one is your favourite?
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I love a great mockup, but I see the same ones pop up over and over again. Designers know when a mockup is great, so we jump on it! To counteract that overuse, I've been creating my own mockups with MJ & Nano Banana. These are some of my favourites. Prompts: A small white plastic jar of cream is placed on top of moss and rocks, with a light grey and beige background. The product photography uses studio lighting and high-resolution photography, with a soft focus and soft shadows. Neutral colours are used, with nature-inspired imagery of organic forms and earthy tones, including green and green flowers. Obviously, the words/text are not it yet, but I go in and edit the raw file after anyways ;)
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Question for my designer friends: How do you make time for passion projects? I know they're important, but client work always comes first to me and pushes the passion to the bottom of the list. Last one I made was Kabas at the start of the year. Any tips & tricks welcome!
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IDOWU ELIJAH
London, UK
AI Product Engineer | Building Production Ready AI Apps
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AI Product Engineer | Building Production Ready AI Apps
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The biggest mistake businesses make with AI come and learn. They think they need more AI tools. They don't. What they really need is one AI solution that solves one expensive problem. I've seen businesses pay for: 1. ChatGPT Plus 2. Claude 3. Gemini 4. Cursor 5. Multiple automation platforms Yet their teams still spend hours every week on repetitive work. Why? Because buying AI tools isn't the same as building an AI workflow. The businesses getting the best results aren't using the most tools. They're asking better questions. Instead of: ❌ "Which AI tool should we buy?" They ask: ✅ "Which task costs us the most time every week?" That's where AI creates real ROI. Whether it's lead qualification, customer support, document processing, internal approvals, or reporting, solving one bottleneck often delivers more value than adding five new AI subscriptions. That's how I approach every AI project: Start with the business problem. Then build the AI solution. I'm curious... What's one repetitive task in your business that you'd automate tomorrow if you could? I'd love to hear how others are thinking about AI adoption. #AI #Automation #BusinessAutomation #AIEngineering
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🤖 What if your business could respond, assist, and handle routine tasks—even when you’re offline? That’s where a well-built AI chatbot can make a real difference. A chatbot should be more than a message box with automated replies. It should understand what users need, guide conversations naturally, and help them complete tasks without unnecessary friction. When building a bot, I focus on: 💬 Natural Conversations — Responses should feel clear, relevant, and helpful. ⚙️ Custom Workflows — Handle tasks based on how your business actually operates. 🌐 Website Integration — Make support accessible where your visitors already are. 🧠 AI Integration — Connect the right AI capabilities to the right use cases. 🛡️ Reliable Error Handling — Plan for unclear requests, failed actions, and unexpected inputs. 🧪 Testing & Refinement — Test real conversation scenarios and improve the experience. My workflow: Understand the Goal → Map the Conversation → Build the Logic → Integrate → Test → Improve. The goal isn’t to replace the human touch. It’s to make everyday interactions faster, easier, and more consistent—while knowing when a conversation needs a human. A useful bot doesn’t just answer questions. It helps people move forward. If you could automate one repetitive task in your business today, what would it be? 👇 #AIChatbot #ChatbotDevelopment #AIAutomation #ArtificialIntelligence #WebDevelopment #BusinessAutomation #AIIntegration #SoftwareDevelopment #BuildInPublic
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📱 A Website Should Feel Just as Good on a Phone as It Does on a Laptop. A website can look impressive, but if visitors struggle to find what they need, the experience is already falling short. That’s why good UI/UX design goes beyond colors, animations, and beautiful layouts. It’s about making every interaction feel natural. When I approach website development, I focus on: 📍 Clear Navigation — Visitors should know where to go without guessing. 📱 Responsive Design — The experience should adapt smoothly to mobile, tablet, and desktop. ⚡ Simple User Flow — Important information and actions should be easy to find. 🎨 Consistent UI — Typography, spacing, buttons, and layouts should work together. 🧭 User-Centered UX — Design decisions should make the website easier to understand and use. Think about someone opening your website on their phone while on the move. They shouldn't have to zoom in, search endlessly, or struggle with tiny buttons. The best website experience isn't the one that makes users think about the design. It's the one that makes it easy for them to get things done. My development mindset: Understand → Structure → Design → Build → Test on Mobile → Refine → Launch. A website should not only look professional. It should feel effortless to use. What makes you leave a website immediately: confusing navigation, slow loading, or poor mobile design? 👇 #WebDevelopment #UIUXDesign #ResponsiveDesign #MobileFirst #FrontendDevelopment #WebsiteDesign #UserExperience #BuildInPublic #SoftwareDevelopment
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A GAME ISN’T FINISHED WHEN THE CODE WORKS. One of the biggest lessons I’m learning from game development: Getting the game to run is only the first milestone. The real work starts when you ask: 👉 Does the movement feel right? 👉 Do the missions behave correctly? 👉 What happens when the player does something unexpected? 👉 Does the game stay smooth under pressure? 👉 Can I reproduce and fix bugs consistently? That’s why my workflow is becoming: BUILD → PLAY → BREAK → DEBUG → TEST → POLISH → REPEAT I’m paying more attention to the things players might never consciously notice — input responsiveness, game logic, loading, error handling, performance, and how everything connects together. Modern game-development guidance also puts strong emphasis on testing, profiling, debugging, and monitoring rather than waiting until the end of development. Because a game can have beautiful graphics and still feel frustrating if the underlying experience isn't solid. The goal isn't just to make a game that runs. The goal is to make a game that feels right. 🔥 What’s the first thing you notice when you play a new game?
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Shivali Patel
London, UK
Brand & Website Design Specialist
Brand & Website Design Specialist
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KBMD Probate Website
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Fortress Financial
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Spot Funding
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Danesfield House Brochure
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Monica Osuku
London, UK
I Design BOLD Websites that gets noticed 👀
I Design BOLD Websites that gets noticed 👀
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Sapora & co, Squarespace template
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Digital Marketing, Branding Website
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Charity Website Design
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Nufan Mohamed
London, UK
Squarespace Web Designer | Squarespace Circle Member
Squarespace Web Designer | Squarespace Circle Member
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Form and Found: Squarespace Website
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CallMeIsh
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Marketing Exclusive
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Ace in Focus
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Dylan Winn-Brown
London, UK
Squarespace Developer
Squarespace Developer
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Stacy Fit
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Green Mining Dao
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53Six
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