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Mark and Cheryl Gregory
proUnited Kingdom
Kajabi Experts. Creating Courses Coaching & Membership Sites
$10k+
Earned
5x
Hired
5.0
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Kajabi Experts. Creating Courses Coaching & Membership Sites
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The main project was helping two professional voice-over artists/actors turn their top-selling book into a masterclass for students entering the voice-over profession. Gamification was applied, and the client's sales funnel and course were set up on Kajabi.
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Building a High-Impact Operator Training Course
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Built out four masterclasses, provided instructional design and course architecture, implemented on Kajabi. Included community space using Kajabi, sales funnel and site integration.
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Worked with a firefighter in the US who has set up a new Kajabi business offering other firefighters training for fire department interviews. https://www.911interview.com (https://www.911interview.com/) our role also included setting up advanced automations on Kajabi based on student progress through his course that led to three live coaching sessions as well as upsells for further sessions.
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Progress Fisayo
Ikeja, Nigeria
Mobile & Web Application UIUX Designer | Figma iIllustrator
22
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Mobile & Web Application UIUX Designer | Figma iIllustrator
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What if your website could make people feel like they’re already missing out? A few months ago, I worked on a landing page for Wavy Travels, and the brief was simple: “Make people want to book their next adventure with us.” So I leaned into one of the oldest tricks in the book: FOMO. Instead of using images just to make the page look good, I used photos from previous trips to show visitors what they could have experienced and what they could be missing if they sit out the next one. Because for a travel brand, the right image doesn't just show a destination. It sells the experience. Every visual on a conversion-focused website should have a job. And when the goal is bookings, sometimes showing people what they’re missing is more powerful than telling them what they’ll get.
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Designing a User-Friendly Crypto Wallet for Orba
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The Illustration. The Sketch One thing I love about illustration? The freedom. 🎨 I can take an idea and tell the story however I want through shapes, composition, details, and little unexpected elements. No flows to account for. No edge cases to solve. Just creativity and finding the best way to bring an idea to life. And that’s exactly what I had fun exploring with this piece. Peep the pattern on the character cloth🔥
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Onboarding Screen Design for SNKRLY Mobile App I wanted the first few moments to feel less like an app tour and more like stepping into a sneaker store with serious personality. Simple, visual, and straight to the vibe.
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Geeks Design
Bexley, UK
We design digital experiences that users love to navigate
New to Contra
We design digital experiences that users love to navigate
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Ferrari Garage Automotive Website Design
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Modern File Sharing and Storage Platform Design
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Jolta Electric Moped (eBike)
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ACE Money Transfer Website Redesign
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Boukhemis Ayoub
La Rochelle, France
🎥 Cinematic Anime Style 2D Animator for Your Story 🎬
$5k+
Earned
1x
Hired
2
Followers
🎥 Cinematic Anime Style 2D Animator for Your Story 🎬
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A client approached me with a vision: to launch a collectible card business — selling exclusive cards inspired by pop culture and fandoms like Pokémon cards and Pop Vinyl figures. Their brand identity centers around a fox mascot — symbolizing agility, curiosity, and adventure. In this 2D animated trailer, I brought that spirit to life: we follow the fox running through a lush forest, leaping across a calm lake, and finally landing to form the “Seven Trail Cards” logo. This short animation serves as a brand reveal and marketing piece, designed to capture attention, convey personality, and connect the audience with the brand’s identity.
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Seven Tail Cards
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Inho: Finale Scene
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Wedding Proposal: Love Story
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Amol Redij
Pune, India
I turn technical products into customer narratives
I turn technical products into customer narratives
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Created maximum volume of technical training videos in shortest timeframe using Camtasia, transforming static documentation into engaging, interactive multimedia content for enterprise software. Challenge: Static documentation created low engagement and slower learning curves for enterprise software users, limiting adoption and increasing support load. Solution: Designed and produced interactive video walkthroughs with Camtasia, integrating narration, captions, annotations, callouts, and zoom-pan effects. Built modular content library for reusability. Results: Reduced training time significantly Improved user adoption through engaging format Enabled scalable, repeatable customer education Recognized for delivering maximum output in compressed timeline
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Product-to-Market Documentation Across 5 Diverse B2B Clients Description: Independently managed end-to-end documentation for 5 diverse B2B SaaS/hardware clients across supply chain, robotics, logistics, biotech, and enterprise software — each requiring unique user narratives and content strategies. Challenge: Each client operated in fundamentally different domains with unique workflows, terminology, and user audiences — requiring rapid domain absorption and tailored documentation strategies. Solution: Developed tailored documentation and content strategies for each client, creating user-centered narratives that turned complex products into clear, actionable guides. Managed full delivery lifecycle independently. Results: 5 clients, 5 industries, 1 consistent quality standard Faster time to market for each client Improved product adoption across diverse user bases Independently managed scope and full delivery lifecycle
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Converted 1000-page legacy documentation into indexed online help system | Restructured for searchability and user discovery
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Converted 1000-page legacy documentation into indexed online help system
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Oseh Favour
Lagos, Nigeria
UI/UX Designer designing websites and apps that converts
16
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UI/UX Designer designing websites and apps that converts
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What if you could skip straight to the WhatsApp Status you actually want to see? I noticed a small interaction on WhatsApp that can become frustrating when someone posts a lot of Status updates. If a person posts 10 updates and I only want to see the 7th one, I currently have to go through the previous updates to get there. So I explored a simple UX idea: Let users choose the specific Status they want to view. Instead of forcing users to move through every update in order, they could see a preview of the available Statuses and tap the one they want. The goal isn't to add more features just for the sake of it. It's about giving users more control and fewer unnecessary steps. The idea focuses on 3 things: 1. Faster navigation Get to the update you care about without going through everything before it. 2. More user control Users decide what they want to view instead of being forced into a fixed sequence. 3. Less friction Small interactions add up. Removing unnecessary steps can make a familiar product feel much easier to use. This is just a UX concept, not an official WhatsApp feature. I enjoy looking at everyday products, spotting small points of friction, and exploring how they could work better. What do you think? would you use this if WhatsApp introduced it?
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I spent some time exploring icon morphing and micro-interactions in Figma Motion and ended up with this short loop of mobile status icons (cellular signal, WiFi, and battery) transforming into each other. The animation starts with the classic status bar trio and then fluidly shifts shapes, spacing, and forms until the signal bars dissolve into drifting dots and the battery + WiFi resolve into a soft smile curve. This is on the current iPhone duo
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Designing for iPhone duo. Designers, we have a new breakpoint to adapt our designs to. Apple keeps raising the bar What do you think about the new iPhone duo??
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I recorded a quick tutorial showing how I animated a simple checkmark icon using Figma Motion. At first, it looks like a very simple animation, but small interactions like this can make a UI feel much more polished and satisfying. In the tutorial, I walk through how I: Created the checkmark icon Set up the layers for animation Added the motion Controlled the timing and movement Adjusted the animation to make it feel smoother Previewed the final interaction The goal is to show that you don't always need complicated animations to make a design feel better. Sometimes, a small checkmark animation after completing an action is enough to give users clear feedback and make the experience feel more interactive. I’m sharing the process so other designers can follow along and try it themselves. Tool: Figma Motion Focus: UI Animation & Micro-interactions If you're a designer exploring motion in Figma, I hope this tutorial helps you experiment with your own UI animations.
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