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Visual design for authors, coaches & bold creatives
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Visual design for authors, coaches & bold creatives
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An 80s milkshake bar
🥤💗 SHAKEY'S An 80s milkshake bar where the music's too loud, the shakes are stupidly thick, and "extra" isn't optional. For Brief 147 by @designerbriefs × @kittldesign, I designed the whole brand world for Shakey's—a retro milkshake bar that mixes old-school diner vibes with modern design that actually works. The vibe: 🍓 Real fruit (not the fake stuff) 🎶 Vinyl records and cassette tape energy 🪩 Bold pinks, cherry reds, creamy neutrals 🥛 Thick shakes with personality I wanted it to feel playful but not gimmicky. Not costume-y retro. Not trying too hard to be cute. Just the kind of place you walk into for one shake and leave with three photos and zero regrets. @designerbriefs @kittldesign
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Cover image for Quick looks from CRUMB RIOT 🥖 A playful bakery brand identi...
Quick looks from CRUMB RIOT 🥖 A playful bakery brand identity built around bold type, graphic bread illustrations, and a no-fuss visual system that actually scales. This concept explores how fun, oversized typography and minimal copy can create instant shelf impact without trying too hard. From logo to packaging to visual mockups, every element is designed to feel fresh, confident, and unmistakably bakery-first. Save this if you’re into branding that’s simple, memorable, and built to work in the real world. #bakerybranding #brandidentitydesign #logodesigninspiration #packagingdesign #brandingmockup #visualidentity #branddesigner #graphicdesigninspo #brandingconcept #designportfolio
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Landing Page & Website Specialist & Framer Expert
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Landing Page & Website Specialist & Framer Expert
Brand & Packaging Designer for F&B Brands • Bookings Open!
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Brand & Packaging Designer for F&B Brands • Bookings Open!
Cover image for Stop sitting on your brand
Stop sitting on your brand launch for 2 months. 🍉 I officially launched my 5-Day Visual Identity Sprint on Contra! Get a complete, launch-ready visual system-logos, submarks, colors, fonts, guidelines, and launch assets, delivered in exactly 1 week. 👉How it works: Lock your start date on Contra Submit your brief & inspo Get production-ready brand files in 5 days flat Fixed scope. Zero stress. 👉Reserve your sprint here: https://contra.com/s/AoEkXbb7-5-day-visual-identity-sprint
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UI/UX designer Available for project, Clients & Remote Work.
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Cover image for I built Idea Validator.
1. WHAT
I built Idea Validator. 1. WHAT IS IT? A validation tool for early-stage founders. Answer 6 simple questions, and it analyzes your competitors, pulls real-time market insights, and rates your idea: strong, medium, or unclear. 2. WHY I BUILT IT Most early-stage founders start building on gut feeling. They skip research because it is slow and confusing. 3. WHAT PROBLEM DOES IT SOLVE? Founders waste months on ideas nobody needs. Idea Validator replaces guesswork with real market insights and shows: -> Problem and demand -> Reason to choose your idea -> What could stop it -> Your next validation steps -> You can download the full report in one click. -> Know before you build. Try it here: https://idea-validator-check.netlify.app/ What would you want this tool to tell you about your idea? Let me know in the comments. #startups #saas #founders #productdesign #uiux #buildinpublic
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Casa Bella - Effortless Booking for a Solo-Owner Boutique Hotel 1. The Business: Casa Bella is a 15-room boutique hotel in Florence, run by one owner, Elena - with a small team that keeps the rooms ready and breakfast on the table. No front desk, no call center. 2. The Problem: Every "is a room available?" inquiry meant hours of back-and-forth for Elena - replying on WhatsApp and email, checking availability by hand, and chasing guests who forgot their bookings. No-shows cost her revenue every week. 3. The Solution: Casa Bella's booking system turns every inquiry into a confirmed, paid booking -no back-and-forth needed: -> Guests check dates, pick a room, and pay in under a minute through a conversational assistant -> Common questions get answered instantly - no waiting on Elena -> Confirmed bookings auto-send check-in details -> Cancellations calculate refunds automatically -> Elena's dashboard shows every booking live, plus replies and hours saved 4. The Result: What used to take hours of manual back-and-forth now happens on its own. Elena checks her dashboard once a day - everything else is already done. Built with @Lovable for #lovablechallenge
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Cover image for I'm not a professional video
I'm not a professional video editor & this is my first time trying video generation and editing like this. But I tried my best to make it good. Spent 7 hours on it, and this is the result. 😍 What do you think? Would love your feedback! #VideoGeneration #VideoEditing #AIVideo #BeginnerJourney #LearningInPublic #FirstAttempt #CreativeProcess #UIUXDesigner #AIProductBuilder #NoCodeTools #FigmaDesign #ContraFreelancer #WorkInProgress #DesignCommunity #OpenToFeedback
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Cover image for Today I gave the @wasyet
Today I gave the @wasyet food delivery app a simple and clean new look with my @Figma skills. The goal was to give their upcoming app a clean and functional look that feels modern and easy to use. The design includes a splash screen, home screen and checkout screen, built with a simple green white and black theme inspired by their logo. This was an exercise in solving a real brief with limited information and turning it into a practical design solution. Tools used: Figma Figma design: https://www.figma.com/design/pH6xlg2hvN69BA8X7lk801/Wasyet-Food-Delivery-App?node-id=0-1&t=TRJ3RK6sMyBzZwKu-1 Open to feedback #UIUXDesign #FigmaDesign #AppDesign #FreelanceDesigner #FoodDeliveryApp #DesignConcept
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Building what others find difficult, learning what others ov
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Building what others find difficult, learning what others ov
Cover image for  AsyncNode is an open-source
AsyncNode is an open-source visual workflow automation platform that allows users to build and execute automated workflows through a drag-and-drop interface.
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Cover image for Backkit: A Node.js CLI tool
Backkit: A Node.js CLI tool designed to scaffold customizable backend projects with different languages, frameworks, databases, ORMs, and authentication options.
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BlackBox: A learning management platform built to provide students with structured technical curriculums and courses. I worked on its backend, cloud infrastructure, and deployment.
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Cover image for Rishihood University Website. Worked on
Rishihood University Website. Worked on the university's web platform, contributing to backend development, AWS-based infrastructure, Dockerized deployment, S3 integration, and application delivery using an AWS Application Load Balancer and SSL certificates.
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Founder & CEO of nkxikco
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Cover image for #Modern Education Website Design for
#Modern Education Website Design for Universities & Institutes A professional, trust-building website for universities, colleges, and educational institutions. It features a strong hero section with a clear "Explore Programs" call-to-action, a live notice board for announcements and exam schedules, an "Admission Open" button, and an About section with mission, vision, and values tabs. Fully responsive, easy to navigate, and simple to update with new notices, programs, and content.🔥
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#Stunning Travel Website Design for Tour Agencies Immersive travel agency website with a bold hero section, featured destination packages, and easy booking buttons. Fully responsive and simple to manage.😊
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#Creative Portfolio Website That Wins Clients! A bold, modern portfolio website for designers, freelancers, and creative professionals. It features a friendly hero section with a personal introduction, achievement badges (4+ years of experience, awards, happy clients), and clear navigation to Resume, Services, Projects, Clients, and Contact. It is fully responsive, includes a dark mode toggle, and is easy to customize with your own content.😍
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#Multipurpose Business Website: Built to Win Trust and Generate Leads! Conversion-focused business website built on WordPress. Features a bold hero section, social proof stats, and a project showcase, fully responsive and easy to manage.🚀 Tools used: WordPress, Elementor, Custom CSS
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Pixel-perfect graphics & video narratives
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Fresh Flower — Flowers for the moments that matter Fresh Flower is a premium, local florist app that helps people remember the moments that matter and send personalized rich experiences AKA flowers without the last-minute stress. Instead of treating flower buying like a one-time transaction, Fresh Flower turns it into a personal memory system for users. Customers save birthdays, anniversaries, and other important milestones as Moments, along with recipient preferences such as favorite flowers, colors, and past gifts. When a date approaches, the app reminds them ahead of time and helps them choose the right bouquet instantly. Before and after Fresh Flower— Before: The florist depended on scattered DMs, manual reminders, and reactive order handling. Customers often forgot special dates, placed rushed orders, and settled for generic gifts. Support and custom requests were time-consuming to manage, and repeat purchases were easy to lose. After: Fresh Flower turns the business into a proactive gifting system. Customers save important Moments, receive personalized reminders, and reorder with less friction. The florist gets a central dashboard for orders, support, deliveries, and custom requests, reducing manual work and improving customer retention. The result is a more efficient business, a better customer experience, and more repeat revenue. What problem it solves? For customers(end user) People often remember important occasions too late. That creates stress, rushed purchases, and gifts that feel generic instead of thoughtful. Fresh Flower solves that by helping users save meaningful dates once and receive a reminder before each moment arrives. For florists(businesses) Florists often deal with scattered DMs, manual support replies, missed repeat opportunities, and time-consuming order management. Fresh Flower solves that by centralizing moment tracking, automating reminders, triaging support tickets, and turning the florist’s workflow into a more proactive system. They have a dedicated command center to manage incoming orders, delivery zones, daily production tasks, and support triage, streamlining all their internal workflow and operations to run the business smoothly. What value it adds? Most people want to be thoughtful, but life gets in the way. By bridging the gap between knowing (Moments/Calendar) and doing (Concierge/Custom/Orders), the app helps users express their love and appreciation consistently. This builds a deeper, more reliable connection between the user and the people they care about—which is the ultimate value of the Fresh Flower experience. Fresh Flower helps people be more thoughtful without having to rely on memory alone. It gives customers peace of mind, makes gift-giving easier, and creates a habit of repeat floral gifting. For the florists, it reduces operational chaos and increases the chances of repeat revenue through reminders, personalized recommendations, and saved customer preferences. This is not just a flower shop app. It is a relationship-driven gifting system that helps people stay connected to the people they care about. Product core experience: My Moments— This is the memory engine. Customers save birthdays, anniversaries, and other important dates, along with recipient details and preferences. The app turns those dates into a structured reminder system so no special moment is forgotten. Concierge— This is the expert advisor. It helps users choose the right bouquet when they are unsure, based on occasion, budget, and style preferences. Custom Bouquet Request— This is the creative partner. It allows users to request a custom floral arrangement with their own flower and color preferences. Calendar— This is the time optimizer. It gives users a clear view of upcoming celebrations and helps them plan ahead. I have built 3 automations in the app. Proactive Moment Reminder Personalizer This transforms an "obligation" into an "opportunity." Instead of generic reminders, the system uses the recipient's preferences (flowers, colors, budget) to suggest specific products before the deadline. It significantly increases conversion rates by making the purchase decision easy and highly relevant. How to test: First create a test "Moment" for a future date, ensuring you input specific recipient preferences such as favorite flowers, color palettes, and a set budget range. Once saved, navigate to your admin dashboard and manually trigger the reminder agent to perform a scan of upcoming events. Finally, verify the automation by checking if the generated recommendation for that test moment includes product suggestions that explicitly align with the preferences you entered, confirming that the system is successfully transforming your saved data into a personalized, conversion-ready gift suggestion. This requires builder+ plan. Intelligent Support Ticket Triage This acts as a 24/7 frontline worker, reducing the burden on the florist team. By automatically categorizing tickets (e.g., "delivery issue" vs. "custom request question") and flagging urgent ones, the florist spends less time sorting emails and more time designing arrangements or resolving critical issues. How to test: To test the automated support triage, simply submit a variety of help requests through the support page, such as a report regarding a delivery issue and a general inquiry. Once submitted, navigate to your admin dashboard to run the triage tool and then verify that each ticket appears in the queue with the correct categorization and urgency level, confirming that critical delivery-related issues are being properly prioritized. This requires builder+ plan. Acknowledgement of Moments This provides immediate emotional reinforcement. It confirms to the user that their important date is "locked in" and safe. It builds trust and loyalty by showing the customer that the brand cares about their personal milestones, not just the sale. How to test: Create a moment in My Moments and receive acknowledgment email. These automations save time, increase productivity, improve customer experience, and make the florist business more efficient. Project Link: https://freshflower.base44.app (https://freshflower.base44.app)Product Walkthrough: https://app.usebubbles.com/974oVKUVNxhfUvrQbDPYdC/fresh-flower-base44 (detailed) X post link: https://x.com/asifraeen_/status/2076023869123805696?s=20 (https://x.com/asifraeen_/status/2076023869123805696?s=20)LinkedIn post link: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/asifraeen_giveitaglow-ugcPost-7481790328254005248-VMwQ/
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DIGGS — The Unseen Hero of the Underground I developed the core concept myself and used AI as a creative partner to refine, iterate, and expand the idea into a complete brand identity. What is DIGGS? DIGGS is the brand mascot for an underground construction and utility company. It embodies the people who work beneath our feet—building, maintaining, and protecting the essential infrastructure that keeps cities moving. Inspired by their resilience, teamwork, and challenging work environment, DIGGS is confident, dependable, and approachable, turning unseen underground work into a proud and recognizable brand identity. Why a Mole-Rat? The mole-rat wasn't chosen because it looks cute—it was chosen because it belongs underground places. Its ability to thrive in dark, confined environments mirrors the daily reality of underground construction crews. By making an overlooked animal the face of the brand, DIGGS shines a light on the unseen professionals whose work quietly keeps cities running.. Assets Created To build a complete and consistent brand identity, I created following assets: Mascot turnaround — DIGGS illustrated from four different angles with a consistent character identity. Social media campaign — A four-slide educational carousel and a branded office poster. Sticker packs — Two sticker collections featuring DIGGS in different poses and expressions, along with the company logo and 4. favicon. Vehicle branding — Two branded company vehicles demonstrating real-world application. Merchandise — Four work-related branded products (workwear and gear), including realistic retail packaging. Promotional content — A hero scene of DIGGS at work, later used as the basis for a short animated introduction video. Additional illustrations — Two cinematic scenes showing DIGGS working inside underground tunnels. Creative Workflow Concept Development: I first brainstormed the mascot concept independently, defining the brand story, personality, audience, and purpose. This led to the idea of DIGGS, a mole-rat representing underground workers. Character Design: After researching the characteristics of mole-rats and the construction industry, I wrote detailed prompts and used Recraft Exploration mode to generate multiple mascot concepts. From the initial concepts, I selected the strongest design as the official mascot. Character Consistency: Using the selected mascot as the master reference, I generated turnaround views from multiple angles to establish a consistent character model. Brand Identity: I designed a custom DIGGS wordmark and favicon in Recraft V4.1 Vector, creating a unified visual identity for the brand. The mascot reference images, logo, and favicon became the core brand assets for the project. I used them as locked references in every prompt to keep DIGGS visually consistent across all outputs, including marketing materials, merchandise, packaging, promotional illustrations, and other brand applications. This ensured a unified and recognizable identity throughout the entire project without losing the identity. Project Link: https://www.recraft.ai/project/144238a8-2ebb-4b72-9b58-eb71d9ef7907 (https://www.recraft.ai/project/144238a8-2ebb-4b72-9b58-eb71d9ef7907)Project Walkthrough: https://app.usebubbles.com/jK95KRzqr7auxHaJU3etaT/recording-jul-02-2026 (https://app.usebubbles.com/jK95KRzqr7auxHaJU3etaT/recording-jul-02-2026)X post: https://x.com/asifraeen_/status/2072668838144131075 (https://x.com/asifraeen_/status/2072668838144131075)LinkedIn post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/asifraeen_excited-to-share-diggs-a-brand-mascot-i-ugcPost-7478435820924755969-oyT1/
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Here is my entry for #wonderchallenge I built TokenTracker TokenTracker is a B2B SaaS concept for production AI teams. It helps them understand model spend, routing, latency, and prompt-level usage in one place, so they can see where costs are coming from and make better decisions about which model to use to reduce cost and increase efficiency. It solves a common problem for teams shipping AI features: once they start using multiple models, it becomes hard to tell why costs are rising or which requests are driving the bill. This app brings that visibility into a single, clear product experience. I built it as a high-fidelity multi-page design project all in Wonder. I first defined the product direction, narrowed the idea to what could be built and currently possible in Wonder, created the design system and branding foundation, and then designed each page section by section using Wonder’s tools and chat keeping brand consistency across the pages . The final result is a polished concept that feels close to production. For the app I have built following pages — Home page Pricing page Documentation page User Dashboard Project Link https://app.wonder.so/asif-raeen/files/019f2b3f-bdd7-76e3-a6af-b7d2963a31e9 (https://app.wonder.so/asif-raeen/files/019f2b3f-bdd7-76e3-a6af-b7d2963a31e9)Product Walkthrough https://app.usebubbles.com/wyPwxqhPTXX4UmUmYoUKcR/token-tracker-product-walkthrough (https://app.usebubbles.com/wyPwxqhPTXX4UmUmYoUKcR/token-tracker-product-walkthrough)X post link https://x.com/asifraeen_/status/2073718478125809781?s=20 (https://x.com/asifraeen_/status/2073718478125809781?s=20)LinkedIn post link https://www.linkedin.com/posts/asifraeen_wonderchallenge-ugcPost-7479486155676078080-NPfr/
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Prototype link: SkinGlow on
Project: SkinGlow Prototype link: SkinGlow on Stitch (https://stitch.withgoogle.com/projects/9256027226045462713) What I built SkinGlow is a luxury skincare and beauty editorial prototype designed as a modern content + commerce experience. It includes seven key pages: Home, Blog Archive, Blog Single Post, Shop, Skincare Category, Product Page, and About Us. How I used Stitch I used Stitch as a core part of my design workflow to move from concept to prototype through multiple rounds of iteration. I first explored direct prompt-based generation, then used the redesign workflow to create a stronger visual direction, and finally refined the prototype using a more structured prompt and visual references to improve clarity, consistency, and brand cohesion. Workflow and process My goal was to create an interface that feels alive, editorial, and polished while maintaining a strong beauty-brand identity across every screen. In the early prompt-generated versions, I was able to get decent typography and color consistency, but spacing between sections and components often felt uneven, and some layouts did not fully follow the intended structure. To improve the overall quality, I switched to the redesign approach and generated a visual reference for the website. That step produced a much more refined and professional-looking result, with stronger brand consistency, better visual balance, and a clearer art direction. However, when translating that visual direction back into a prototype, some of the color and theme consistency became less reliable. I then combined both approaches: detailed prompt writing, image-based reference guidance, and repeated refinement inside Stitch. That process helped me push the project further and arrive at a result that better represents the intended brand, layout system, and editorial feel. What this project demonstrates This submission shows Stitch as part of a real creative workflow rather than a one-step output. I used it to explore visual directions, iterate on layouts, compare generation methods, and refine a multi-page prototype into a more polished experience. Feedback on using Stitch One of the strongest parts of Stitch for me was how quickly it helped generate ideas and visual directions. The redesign workflow was especially useful for producing high-quality references with stronger aesthetic polish and brand identity. The main challenge was consistency between stages of the workflow. Prompt-based generation gave me better control over typography and color systems, but spacing and layout consistency still needed work. Redesign produced more visually polished outputs, but converting those into a prototype could sometimes reduce consistency in theme and visual system. Overall, Stitch was most effective when used iteratively, with structured prompts, reference images, and multiple refinement passes rather than relying on a single generation. LinkedIn post https://www.linkedin.com/posts/asifraeen_googlestitch-uidesign-uxdesign-ugcPost-7468190556339412992-03IE/ X post https://x.com/asifraeen_/status/2062422333135147161?s=20
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Brand Designer | Identity Systems | Social & Print |
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Cover image for Most coffee brands compete on
Most coffee brands compete on intensity. Bold colors, aggressive typography, slogans built around hustle and momentum. Even premium specialty brands tend to lean on origin stories, roasting data, and café culture aesthetics. Noctra is a specialty coffee brand built for the quiet hours — the moments between dusk and dawn when the world slows down and you finally have time to just exist. In a market that shouts energy, speed, and productivity, Noctra whispers something different: stillness is not emptiness. Darkness is not absence. And a good cup of coffee deserves more than a rushed morning. The goal was to build a brand that feels like the last hour before sleep or the first hour before the world wakes — warm, intentional, and deeply present.
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Cover image for NOCTA STUDIO — Brand Identity & Editorial System NOCTA STUDI...
NOCTA STUDIO — Brand Identity & Editorial System NOCTA STUDIO is a conceptual brand identity project for an independent cultural studio working with artists and filmmakers. The identity is built around emotional restraint, clarity, and a system-driven approach to typography and layout. The goal was to create a flexible visual language suitable for editorial, print, and digital applications. This project demonstrates my approach to minimal branding and content systems. Services Brand identity design Editorial design Visual systems for social & digital Print & digital mockups Check my full work https://www.behance.net/anukumari4567
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Minimal Brand Systems for Tech, Beauty & Food 🙌 This project explores minimal brand systems designed for clarity, consistency, and long-term use. The focus is not on decoration, but on building flexible visual foundations that scale across industries. The work covers technology, beauty, and food brands, unified by a calm, restrained design approach. Objective To design brand visuals that: Reduce visual noise Communicate purpose clearly Adapt easily across digital and physical touchpoints Each concept prioritizes structure, typography, and balance over trends. This project is a personal exploration of system-driven branding and minimal visual communication. Feedback and professional critique are welcome.
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Food & Beverage Brand Identity & Marketing Design This project focuses on creating a clean and consistent brand identity for a food & beverage brand, applied across both print materials and social media. The goal was to build a simple visual system that ensures clarity, balance, and brand consistency across all touchpoints. The identity includes logo design, color and typography direction, print applications, and social media layouts, all developed with a minimal and professional approach. The result is a cohesive branding system that supports clear communication and a strong, reliable brand presence.
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