Just working on a product photoshoot (very manual process) and decided to give Kittl a go for the challenge. First image is the manual makeshift attempt.
Honestly, pretty mind-blown. Not perfect yet, but the ability to experiment with product visuals and textures within minutes...
I set out to bridge the gap between high-end culinary aesthetics and functional food-tech UI. For kulilinari.com, the mission was to create a digital experience as appetising as the food itself.
As it's a one-pager and long-scrolling, I strategically mapped the user journey to...
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1 year.
Countless iterations.
One course page finally live.
Higher-ed UX hits differently, you’re not just organising content, you’re helping someone make one of their first big life decisions.
Shaped by student feedback, built through real collaboration, and designed for...
For this concept, I explored a restrained palette. Deep charcoal for structure, heritage red for character, and warm sand for balance. Paired with expressive yet refined typography, the goal was simple:
- Preserve cultural warmth.
- Elevate the digital presence.
I still can't get over the Ballet font with the red pairing 😍
I’m playing around with some scroll animation ideas and can’t decide which vibe feels better.
Option 1: simple scroll, just a steady gradient that follows through to the end.
Option 2: scroll with some gradient movement that kicks in as you go.
What do you think?
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