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Javin Towers
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Contra Partner Directory SDK + Framer Template
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Kenneth Elmer
Ironsong luxury brand redesign
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Adrienne Parker
Johnson Public Library Brand Guideline
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Krittiya Clark
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Constructor : Construction Services Templates
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Elizabeth Rivelli
Mortgage Refinancing Guide
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Robert Haverly
Sony SoundConnect
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Joe di Stefano
ThinkMD Mobile App Design
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Stonehut Studio
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Athena Capital Webflow Development
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Alex Patterson
Leadership Dynamics, Inc.
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Heidi McCabe
Branding
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Diana Lauderdale, SHRM-CP
BreezyHR ATS & Career Site Implementation | Streamlined Hiring
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james kowalski
Here are some fun looks under the hood of my winning entry for the #impossibleuiwithrive challenge. I went totally crazy and had so much fun designing, animating, and building this; really felt like I was back in Flash again😀
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Shawn Carter
Built a full custom landing page for my cosmic horror series, The Nightmaric Saga — no templates, no page builders, just vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The page features flip card book previews, scroll-triggered animations, a Meta Pixel integration with custom conversion events, and a gated content funnel that rewards email signups with the first three chapters free. The design was intentional — dark cosmic horror aesthetic, custom cursor, noise texture overlay, and a font pairing that actually matches the tone of the books. Live, fully mobile responsive, and actively collecting audience data for future ad campaigns. https://nightmaric-saga-landing-page.netlify.app/
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Marc Leonardo
! Category Design Is Over ! Consumers don’t buy product now. They buy continuity. They want clothing that moves the way they live, across environment, community, mood, terrain…activity. One system. One identity. Style is no longer aesthetic. It is belonging. Startups understand this. They don’t chase demographics, they find identity clusters. Running culture solved it. Designing and understanding the product that works for 6am tempo runs, needs to work at 6pm. Same person, same codes, no separation between athlete and individual. I’m working with a client in the outdoor space chasing that same unlock. A New York client/consumer who heads north (VT) for air, snow and weekend turns shouldn’t need two wardrobes or two versions of themselves. Their taste is constant. Their expectations are constant. Their visual language is constant. Outdoor hasn’t caught up. The templates repeat. The playbook is fixed. The culture looks the same season after season. This is exactly why freelance designers matter. Unfiltered perspectives. New models of thinking. No legacy borders. ‘ Back-Country ‘ ideas applied to looking forward, not back Continuity. A system that understands the full radius of a life. So the question is this: Who is ready to design for identity first, not category?
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John Heinz
Logical Qubits: A Watershed for Scalable Quantum Computing
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Emily Crofton
2023 Rossignol Rallybird 104 Ti Ski Review - Chairlift Chat
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