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Spline 3D/ Rive Designer based in Sydney
$10k+
Earned
20x
Hired
5.0
Rating
286
Followers
Spline 3D/ Rive Designer based in Sydney
Video Editor | Motion Designer | Creative Director
1x
Hired
5.0
Rating
16
Followers
Video Editor | Motion Designer | Creative Director
Content Editor & Manager with A/V Expertise
$10k+
Earned
3x
Hired
5.0
Rating
11
Followers
Content Editor & Manager with A/V Expertise
Award-Winning Motion Designer & Brand Designer
1x
Hired
53
Followers
Award-Winning Motion Designer & Brand Designer
Cover image for The Kesey Signal:'Field Station 02'
The Kesey Signal:'Field Station 02' Microsite for Rob Ford / FWA 2Advanced set out to create a bitmap-fonted, 1999-energy microsite by for 'The Kesey Signal' - Rob Ford's cyber-noir thriller about truths buried in source code. Background The Kesey Signal: Some truths are embedded in code is a new cyber-noir thriller by Rob Ford - founder of The FWA (Favourite Website Awards) - and the first thriller born from the lost world of Flash. The story asks: what if the truth about humanity's past was hidden in plain sight, embedded in the source code of forgotten websites? The trail winds through archived classics from the golden age of web design - MONO*crafts, 2Advanced Studios, Subservient Chicken - each holding a fragment of evidence. It's a thriller about digital archaeology, memory, entropy, and what we're willing to lose to preserve the truth. The Brief Design and build a launch microsite to celebrate the book - one that didn't just promote it, but embodied the era the story is built on. A throwback love letter to the early web that still felt premium, intentional, and 2026-grade. The Approach - "Field Station 02" Field Station 02 was conceived as a dossier-style microsite: part book companion, part interactive transmission. Built with bitmap fonts, strange signals, interactive fragments, and a deliberate hit of 1999 energy (with a knowing nod to 2Advanced's Attractor era), it functions as the second node in 2Advanced's broader "Field Station" archive. The site includes a hidden code mechanic: follow the trail, unlock the pelican case, and uncover three brand-new 2Advanced "Kesey Signal" desktop + mobile wallpapers. Visitors can also enter a drawing for 1 of 7 limited-edition Kesey Signal posters - 24"×36" prints designed by 2Advanced and autographed by both Rob Ford and Eric Jordan. Recognition Nominated for Website of the Day at CSS Design Awards Up for public-voted UI Design, UX Design, and Innovation awards at CSS Design Awards Live Microsite: keseysignal.2advanced.com (http://keseysignal.2advanced.com) About the book on FWA: thefwa.com/about/the-kesey-signal (https://thefwa.com/about/the-kesey-signal/) CSSDA nomination: cssdesignawards.com/sites/2advanced-field-station-02/49365 (https://www.cssdesignawards.com/sites/2advanced-field-station-02/49365/)
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Results-driven media specialist 📲👩🏻‍💻
$1k+
Earned
1x
Hired
5.0
Rating
10
Followers
Results-driven media specialist 📲👩🏻‍💻
Webflow Expert & Animation Enthusiast
5.0
Rating
4
Followers
Webflow Expert & Animation Enthusiast
Building AI-powered tools and workflows for small businesses
6
Followers
Building AI-powered tools and workflows for small businesses
Cover image for Knock. Knock. Knock. 🚪
The job
Knock. Knock. Knock. 🚪 The job is done. Meet BookaServe — built for the #LovableChallenge. ⚡ Most booking systems ask one question: Is there an empty slot in the calendar? 📅 But a trade business doesn't sell calendar slots. It sells technician capacity. And that capacity is constantly moving. 🚐 Technicians are on the road, travelling from one job to the next. A 60-minute gap between bookings isn't really 60 minutes if it takes 20 minutes to reach the customer — and another 15 minutes to get to the job after that. And time is only part of the equation: • Does the technician have the right capability? • The right equipment? • The required stock? • Can the work actually be performed under current conditions? An empty calendar slot doesn't mean the job can actually happen. That's the problem BookaServe is designed around: 🔍 A customer shows BookaServe the problem 🧠 It identifies and qualifies the job 🏷️ Determines the service and price 🗺️ Checks the technician's route and travel time 🛡️ Verifies operational readiness 🎯 Offers a booking that can actually be delivered From there, BookaServe carries the job through dispatch, customer tracking, arrival and completion. BookaServe doesn't just find an open time. It makes sure the job can actually happen. From problem to booked. From booked to ready. From ready to done. Try the live closed-loop demo: 👉 bookaserve.app (http://bookaserve.app) Built with @Lovable for the #lovablechallenge .
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Award winning brand design and Webflow Enterprise Partner
Award winning brand design and Webflow Enterprise Partner