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Dilan Omer
proSydney NSW 2000, Australia
UX & Product Designer | Framer Developer
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My thought process for Ontrack was to build a task app that made sense for how people keep track of the work they do. Unfortunately, too many times most task apps forced you into a pattern of spending time micromanaging them over a seamless experience of keeping track of your goals and the work that needed to be done in a fashion that felt fluid and intuitive. I designed Ontrack around that hypothesis yet I still ran into bottlenecks that blocked the aimed fluidity of a productivity app that felt truly useful. To address the issues, I've been experimenting new approaches that push the limits of creating a frictionless experience, and a productivity app that actually helps you be productive without the overhead. You can read about some of my research around Ontrack here: https://dilanomer.com/projects/ontrack-treating-task-paralysis (https://dilanomer.com/projects/ontrack-treating-task-paralysis)Below, Ontrack as it currently stands, and a proposed version of addressing the current bottlenecks
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Cover image for Treating task paralysis by removing traditional to-do lists
Treating task paralysis by removing traditional to-do lists
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Redesigning Food Logging for Vively
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Duplicating Apple's Bento style marketing assets into a Framer website, making it performative, responsiveness and importantly, functional. Anyone seen similar designs online they could share?
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George Ghobrial🌟
Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
🌐 Scaling businesses with creative web design solutions.
🌐 Scaling businesses with creative web design solutions.
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Smarter Vacuum Decisions Tool for Businesses
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Trabr Landing Page Redesign
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From Chaos to Clarity: Dashboard Redesign
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Cindy Nguyen
Sydney NSW, Australia
UX Designer with speedy turnaround 🚀
UX Designer with speedy turnaround 🚀
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Tesla A4 Certificate of Completion
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My Portfolio 👇
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Website Landing Page
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Live Chat Messaging
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Michael Wong
Sydney NSW, Australia
Growth-led Product (UX/UI) Designer & Webflow Developer
Growth-led Product (UX/UI) Designer & Webflow Developer
Cover image for How we increased upsells by +300% — ScreenApp
How we increased upsells by +300% — ScreenApp
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Cover image for Launching a UX Design Education Platform — Designership
Launching a UX Design Education Platform — Designership
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Cover image for Building Figma's Leading UI Kit & Design System — Shipfaster UI
Building Figma's Leading UI Kit & Design System — Shipfaster UI
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Studio Meva
proSydney NSW 2000, Australia
Web design and branding for startups & small businesses.
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Web design and branding for startups & small businesses.
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The Willow AI assistant, surfaced right where work happens. Instead of a blank chat box, it opens with what it can actually do, add a service, translate the work order to Spanish for the crew, rewrite notes, summarise what changed. Beside it, a client detail view brings a customer's whole history, revenue, leads, proposals, invoices, work orders into one scannable screen.
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Day 13/30 For thirteen days I've been designing hero sections for companies that don't exist. Today I'm sharing one for a company that does. Mine. Studio Meva. Web design and branding for startups, small businesses, and everything in between. The challenge was always pointed at this. Every brief taught me something I used here: → The carousel is the portfolio. → Big type, white space, nothing else. After weeks of lush photography I wanted the studio's own page to be the quiet one. If the work is colorful, the frame should be plain. If you're building something and need a site that doesn't look like a template, my inbox is open. Landing page pre-loader by Alireza Sinaei
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Day 12/30 of my hero section challenge. Another day of prioritising the visuals and imagining a company that doesn't exist. I promise the next one is a tech brief with barely any imagery at all, I've leaned hard on beautiful photography for twelve days straight. Concept: a mycelium materials company producing leather, packaging and foam grown from fungal networks. The design deliberately inverts the category's defaults; biotech branding tends toward dark, clinical and electric blue, so this one goes warm and botanical, with a subtle looping video of spores drifting and mushrooms emerging. The copy pulls hard the other way: plain, technical, B2B-direct, anchored by two concrete numbers instead of sustainability adjectives. Twelve briefs across travel, food retail, personal branding, events, landscape architecture, pet services, hospitality, coffee, lighting, wellness, restaurants and now biomaterials. 12 down, 18 to go. Built on the Viper template by Westhill Studio, adapted and customised by me. Imagery and video generated with AI.
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Day 11 of 30: expanding the challenge from single heroes to a full landing page. Concept: Sal & Lima, a taqueria and margarita bar. Built entirely from watercolour illustration. Torn-paper panel edges, a hand-painted script headline, and a four-colour palette of cream, chilli red, lime and warm brown. The upper sections lead with illustration; the menu deliberately switches to clean, legible type, because decoration belongs where it seduces and clarity belongs where people are choosing what to order. Open to landing page and hero work, especially for hospitality brands that need personality rather than polish. Template credits: Grooic LLC Illustrations generated with AI.
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Jefferson Ortiz
Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
End-to-end Product Designer driving user-centered solutions.
End-to-end Product Designer driving user-centered solutions.
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Accenture GenWizard - Event resolution web app
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Cover image for Utilities Retailer: Splunk Dashboard Design Proof of Concept
Utilities Retailer: Splunk Dashboard Design Proof of Concept
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Daily UI Challenges
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Career Navigators UX/UI Design
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