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Stōkt Creative Co.
maxMontreal, Canada
Motion × ( Brand + Web )
$100k+
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Hired
5.0
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Motion × ( Brand + Web )
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ENZO DREW Website
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Broadway Venture Partners Interactive Web Design
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Major Media Agency Website Design & Development
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Lorikeet CX - Framer Web Development
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66
UI Designer(1)
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Claudio Rocha
Montreal, Canada
Framer Developer and Product Desginer
2x
Hired
5.0
Rating
38
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DevX Meetups Landing Page
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Framer Jaune Bank Landing Page
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Patriot Cyber Website
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OceanCove Resort & Beach Club Website
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45
UI Designer(3)
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Faadil Boussari
proGatineau, Canada
Product Designer · Framer · Brand Systems · Prototypes
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Product Designer · Framer · Brand Systems · Prototypes
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A request does not automatically change an agreement. Scope Accord is a five-state interaction prototype designed around a common service-project problem: a client may hear “already included,” while the provider means “additional scope, cost and time.” The proposed change remains structurally outside the current agreement until both parties express the same understanding of its impact. One request. Two interpretations. One visible boundary. Designed and built with React, TypeScript, CSS Grid and Playwright. Live prototype: https://scope-accord.vercel.app
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What if a clinic earned trust by clearly showing what it still does not know? I designed Meridian Physio, a fictional physiotherapy assessment experience built around one principle: Competence Before Commitment. The interface separates: REPORTED → OBSERVED → TESTED → CONCLUDED → UNCERTAIN → NEXT The most important state is UNCERTAIN. Instead of using confidence as a visual shortcut, the experience shows the boundary between evidence, interpretation, and what still requires further assessment. Built in Framer, with a custom product demo created using Remotion, Python, and FFmpeg. This is Day 10 of my 30 Days of Real Business Problems challenge. Memory hook: “A clinic willing to show what it does not know yet.” Full case study : https://contra.com/p/QFF2WWNU-meridian-physio-competence-before-commitment?r=faadil_boussari I would be interested to know whether this kind of transparency would increase your trust in a healthcare service.
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Day 5/30: MISREGISTER An operating-room case can still look ready on paper after it has stopped being operationally executable. I built MISREGISTER to make that gap physical. CASE 04 is connected to four changing dependencies: — staffed OR team — sterile instrument set — postoperative ICU bed — remaining operating-room time As those windows drift apart, the operating list stays unchanged. The signature moment: the crank freewheels to the end-stop while CASE 04 still reads SCHEDULED. Only after that failed test does a human re-strike the case as DELAYED or RESEQUENCED. This is not clinical decision support. It is a synthetic operational prototype exploring the difference between a scheduled slot and executable capacity. Built with React, TypeScript, SVG, Playwright, Remotion, Claude Code, Kimi, Agent Reach, ChatGPT, and AI33Pro. Live prototype: https://faadil1.github.io/misregister-day-5/ Source: https://github.com/Faadil1/misregister-day-5
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What if information only existed while you were warm enough to reveal it?
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UI Designer(3)
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Leslie A
Montreal, Canada
Design for consumer brands that know less is more.
29
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Config submission: 80%, a fashion discovery tool that analyses your outfit and gives you pointers on how to improve. My problem area: Finding clothing inspiration is very easy but the way it falls on you largely depends on proportions and other little factors. 80% would help the user through the aftermath of finding the right outfit and re-imagining what would make it better. How it works: 80% runs through Claude to make the prediction a bit more accurate and allows you to upload or take your picture live! Try 80% here: https://80percent.figma.site/ Community file: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1647380876591768991/80-percent
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Audiobook app UI| Visual design
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Logo and brand identity design for a fragrance brand
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Brand Identity Design for Mental Health Coach
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Hicham Moutahir
Montreal, Canada
UX Audits & Product Design for Growing SaaS Teams
UX Audits & Product Design for Growing SaaS Teams
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Project type: Homepage UX revamp App: JSU https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/5048/jsu-automation-suite-for-jira-workflows Problem: JSU was experiencing a large user drop off from Sign up moment to Set up moment. Users would land on the homepage confused, unsure what is the next step after installing. Current homepage had too many buttons and distractions that would make users feel overwhelmed and want to give up. Solution: I built a standardized homepage pattern for first time users (Getting Started pages) with clear CTAs, links to documentation and examples they use to quickly start using the app. I also designed a library of plug and play automation templates. After 12 months, we measured a 21% increase in active users.
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Project type: Feature Redesign App: JMWE - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/292/jira-misc-workflow-extensions-jmwe Problem: JMWE was experiencing a large user drop off from Sign up moment to Habit. Users could see the value of the app, but they felt it was not very intuitive for non technical users. Solution: I redesigned the way users setup automations, allowing them to use an intuitive visual workflow builder. After 12 months, we measured a 32% increase in user adoption.
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Increasing Retention with a Templates Library (SaaS Growth Experiment) Overview: JMWE users were dropping off after installation because they were starting from a blank state. Many didn’t know what to build first. I designed and shipped a Templates Library of top automation use cases to help users apply proven patterns in one click instead of configuring everything manually. The problem: - High friction at first setup - Blank canvas slowed time-to-value - Retention plateauing The solution: - Identified the most common high-value automation patterns - Designed a curated templates entry point inside the app - Allowed users to prefill and apply configurations instantly Impact: - Contributed to measurable churn reduction (1–2%) - Increased engagement with advanced automation features
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32% increase in User Satisfaction for Jira Automation SaaS tool
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