Freelance Design Systems Specialists in New York
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Ryan Carter
New York, USA
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Keel design system
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Shoflo case study
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Shoflo's Polymer design system
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Quilt design system
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George Vanjek
New York, USA
Human-Centered Designer for SaaS, Health, AI Startups
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remark | Platform Design
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Amondo | Product Design
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HOMR | Mobile & Web App
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Farheen M
New York, USA
Designing Systems with Technical Expertise
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Designing Systems with Technical Expertise
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Building data-driven design systems for Google teams
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Building UI components for Android's modern toolkit at Google
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Redesigning performance tooling for game developers at Google
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Gabriela Polanco-Ferreyra
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New York, USA
Web & Brand Design, Development + Growth for Businesses
$50k+
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Web & Brand Design, Development + Growth for Businesses
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Daomos- Dapp
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Amarúa – Creative Direction, Visual Identity & Skincare Branding
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Diode Renewable Energy | Branding, UX/UI & Website
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Lydiob7 — Branding & Website for an Online Coding School
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Shekh Al Raihan
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New York, USA
Senior Product Designer with 8+ years of experience
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4.4
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Senior Product Designer with 8+ years of experience
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Appilix — Web-to-App Platform | UI/UX Case Study
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Good products deserve a good place to live. A product can be powerful without feeling complicated. I like creating digital experiences that feel clear, intuitive, and a little unexpected. From AI and SaaS platforms to fintech products, I focus on making complex ideas feel simple through thoughtful UX and strong visual direction. These are a few recent explorations where the product takes center stage, but the environment around it adds a little personality. Design is not just about making the screen look good. It is about making people want to use what is on it. Available for product design, UI/UX, and digital product projects.
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Assembly | Creative Direction for an AI Platform I created a playful and expressive visual direction for Assembly, an AI infrastructure platform built for developers and AI teams. I wanted to move away from the predictable visual language of AI products and create something that felt more human, experimental, and visually distinctive. I explored colorful 3D environments, organic textures, playful shapes, and product-focused compositions to create a visual system that could bring personality to Assembly’s brand and digital presence. The challenge was finding the right balance between a playful aesthetic and the technical nature of an AI infrastructure product. My Role Creative Direction · Art Direction · Graphic Design · 3D Composition · Visual Design · Digital Design Approach I used the product interface as the foundation and built a visual world around it, combining: • 3D product compositions • Color and material exploration • Organic textures • Playful graphic elements • Digital art direction • Product focused compositions The result is a more expressive visual identity for Assembly that makes the product feel approachable while still retaining its connection to the technical AI space.
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Crypto Exchange Finance Landing Page Over the years, many cryptocurrency projects have emerged, gained widespread adoption, and built strong communities through trust and reliability. At the same time, countless crypto products have failed because they struggled to establish credibility and provide users with a trustworthy experience. One of the key factors behind a successful crypto product is trust. A cryptocurrency platform must communicate security, transparency, and reliability from the very first interaction. A clean and intuitive UI/UX, combined with a strong visual identity, can create the confidence users need when managing their digital assets. This platform is designed as a seamless, secure, and user-friendly cryptocurrency solution that allows users to manage their wallets, buy and sell cryptocurrencies, monitor their assets, and access trusted financial tools—all from one streamlined experience. The product focuses on simplicity, security, trust, and accessibility, making cryptocurrency management easier for both new and experienced users. Key Features Wallet Security Robust security measures, including multi-factor authentication and encryption, help protect users and their digital assets. Streamlined Transactions A simple and intuitive trading flow enables users to buy and sell cryptocurrencies quickly with minimal steps and friction. Real-Time Dashboard A centralized dashboard provides users with real-time balances, transaction history, portfolio insights, and relevant market trends. Responsive Design A fully responsive interface delivers a consistent and seamless experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Core Product Principles Trust: Build confidence through a professional, transparent, and consistent experience. Security: Prioritize the protection of user accounts, wallets, and transactions. Simplicity: Make complex cryptocurrency actions easy to understand and complete. Accessibility: Create an experience that is approachable for users at every level. Scalability: Establish a strong visual and product foundation that can evolve with the platform. Ultimately, the goal is to create more than just a crypto wallet or trading platform—it is to build a trusted digital financial experience where users feel confident managing their cryptocurrency.
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Kevin Salinas
New York, USA
Innovative Designs for the Real World
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Ennabl, Building the all-in-one Insurance Platform
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My Verizon App - Hardware Device Setup
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Marriott Legal Design Refresh
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Eric Ballesteros
New York, USA
End-to-end UX & Visual Designer
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AI Dashboard Visualization
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Framer Website | Virtual PT Sign-Up Page Design
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Framer Website | AI Saas Framer Website
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Optisound Framer Website
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Olu K
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New York, USA
Full-stack & mobile engineer, ex-Splice. AI, React Native
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Full-stack & mobile engineer, ex-Splice. AI, React Native
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Here's my Flowstep Challenge build. It started from a simple question: what would an art app look like if it wasn't trying to keep you?" Ephemera airs one piece of art a day. Writing, music, visual, moving image, past and present. You keep it, or you let it pass, and what you keep becomes a catalog. No feed, no timer, no metrics. One rule shapes it: it only airs work that is given by a living artist, or genuinely open, like public domain and open archives. Nothing scraped. That constraint becomes the design. Every piece carries a provenance line, and because every piece is given or open, you get the actual work, played in full, for its one day. There is even a screen for artists: give one piece, it airs for a single day, then it returns to you. Why it should exist: everything that shows me art now is built to hold my attention as long as possible. Ephemera does the opposite. One thing a day, treated seriously, honest about where it came from, then out of the way. Built entirely in Flowstep, driven from Claude Code through its MCP server, with no Figma. Thirteen screens, generated on the canvas and refined in code. Prototype: https://app.flowstep.ai/file?activeFileId=38ed37c7-905d-4bb5-86b1-04c0ef62626b @Flowstep #FlowstepChallenge
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carrier is a radio built from the open archives. Its dial runs cool to warm instead of kilohertz, and the needle is drawn by Rive: one artboard, forty-four view-model properties bound live to a Web Audio analyser, so the meters, the lit rail and the needle physics answer the actual broadcast, frame by frame. What the receiver carries: Forty-five stations across three wavebands: signal generated as you listen, twelve live feeds from the Audius network, and an archive of 78rpm records, field recordings, netlabel undergrounds and numbers stations, 2,177 records deep, every one rights-clean. City shelves from new york to lagos to tokyo, each built from artists who are the premise. Every record gets a room: the record's measured brightness and density are matched against a thousand graded photographs, and when both sides carry coordinates, geography breaks the tie. The site will tell you the room is twelve kilometres from where the recording was made. Stay with a shelf long enough and the photograph hands the room to film: 1,725 found-footage loops, 1960 to 2010, step printed to twelve frames a second, colour verified by measurement, each loop chosen from the playing record's own decade. Built for the Broadcast and Livestream UI Challenge. Live at carrier.ackrite.co (http://carrier.ackrite.co), and the Rive file is public here: https://rive.app/community/files/28448-53786-carrier-a-radio-tuned-by-feeling. @Rive #RiveBroadcastChallenge
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Caprice: a daily creative-practice app I designed and built
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Splice, sample library and mobile app for a platform of millions
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