Some explorations/work so far from the past week, shown here as a quick snapshot of what I have been testing. A few directions were built just to be tested, some were pushed further, and some were left behind once the composition started to feel right.
This process has been less about chasing finished visuals and more about paying attention to what the layout is trying to become. Small decisions around rhythm, contrast, and spacing kept leading the work in new directions.
Posting this as part of the process, open to feedbacks!
Some explorations from last week, created as part of a larger project. A few of these directions didn’t make the final cut, but they felt worth sharing as part of the process.
Lately, I’ve been spending more time studying Swiss design and brutalism, trying to better understand structure, restraint, and clarity. Always happy to hear thoughts or feedback.
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In the second week, I slowed things down and became more deliberate with my decisions. I focused less on generating options and more on refining what already existed, adjusting spacing, hierarchy, and contrast to see how small changes could shift the overall balance.
I paid closer attention to grids, alignment, and negative space trying to let the work breathe instead of over-directing it. The goal wasn’t to make things louder, but clearer. Still learning, still questioning, and continuing to explore, will be back with more, any feedbacks or suggestions would be highly appreciated.
Wrap up always feels good, finally done wrapping up a studio build in @Framer
Here's the case (https://contra.com/p/BLbc3N7r-marketing-studio-website-redesign?referralExperimentNid=DEFAULT_REFERRAL_PROGRAM&referrerUsername=harshworks)
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Spent some time exploring a few e-commerce layouts right inside @Framer, My workflow has completely transformed been using Framer for all my design and development work lately. It’s super simple, super fast, and genuinely a game changer.