Y2 is an experimental concept for a next-generation social platform. The idea was to reimagine how people interact with content, creators, and communities in a way that feels immersive, futuristic, and human-centered.

Most social apps today rely on flat feeds and static cards. The challenge was to explore:

Can we push the visual language of social beyond flat design?

What does real-time, community conversation look like when it’s central, not secondary?

How can glass material create immersion while keeping focus on content?

Three guiding principles shaped Y2:

Immersion through Glass – depth and layering replace flat cards.

Content First – stories and debates framed in clean, cinematic layouts.

Community at the Core – live events and shared hubs drive engagement.

Profile Card – A glassy, layered interface showcasing expertise, audience, and connections.

Content View – Immersive video/story format with interactive actions anchored in glass overlays.

Event Hub – Real-time conversations around cultural or political moments, framed by a modular feed.

The design blends neon gradients, glass translucency, and cinematic photography to deliver a futuristic aesthetic. The intention was to strike a balance between elegance and energy — something aspirational yet approachable.

Y2 is not a finished product but a vision piece — a way to challenge assumptions about what social networks can look and feel like. It demonstrates that with thoughtful use of material design, immersive visuals, and community-first interactions, social platforms can evolve beyond the endless scroll into something more engaging, human, and alive.