Cover image for Sproutes | Parenting Community &

Sproutes | Parenting Community & Affiliate Platform Website I designed the website for Sproutes, a platform built for parents and parents to be to connect, share advice, and discover products for their little ones. The site combines a social community feel with an affiliate marketing angle, so the design needed to feel warm and approachable while still clearly showing off the platform's features. The homepage opens with a friendly headline and a photo of a parent and child playing, framed with a bold orange border and playful illustrated elements. a rocket, a teddy bear in a Santa hat to keep the tone light and family oriented rather than corporate. Below that, I laid out a set of feature cards covering the core parts of the platform: social networking with other parents, community size (25K+ members), customer ratings, and an affiliate dashboard card showing how users can track earnings from product recommendations. Each card uses a different shade from the same orange, cream, and mauve palette, which keeps the page feeling cohesive without being flat. For the footer section, I used a bold orange banner with a phone mockup showing the social feed in action, surrounded by floating icons (hearts, comments, reactions) to visually reinforce the community side of the platform. It leads into a simple newsletter signup, then closes with the logo, navigation links, and social icons in a clean, minimal footer. Overall, the goal was to make a platform about parenting products and affiliate income feel personal and community driven rather than like a typical e-commerce or marketing site.

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Barebells Milkshake | 3D Product Animation I created a short vertical product video for Barebells' Milkshake protein drink line, designed for social media (Instagram Reels / TikTok format). The video opens with the bottle sitting on a rounded pedestal against a soft cream backdrop, with the Barebells logo appearing in a glowing neon-style outline over the bottle to grab attention in the first second. From there, the video transitions into a shake moment, where the bottle briefly blurs and a bold NO appears leading into a dynamic splash sequence where the bottle bursts through a wave of liquid against a pink backdrop, revealing the Strawberry flavor. The final shot settles on a clean, centered product shot with the Barebells wordmark placed above the bottle, giving the video a clear closing frame that keeps the branding visible even with sound off. The whole piece leans on smooth camera moves, soft studio lighting, and color transitions between flavors (cream/vanilla to pink/strawberry) to keep the video visually engaging while keeping the product label readable throughout which matters for a scroll-stopping ad meant to work in a feed.

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EXRCST | Fashion Brand Website Design I designed the website for EXRCST, a fashion label built around bold, editorial visuals and a dark, high contrast aesthetic. The goal was to give the brand a digital presence that feels less like an online store and more like a fashion magazine spread moody, confident, and a little dramatic. The homepage opens with a mirrored black and white portrait that immediately sets the tone, paired with a minimal navigation bar, so the visuals stay the focus. The typography leans on a tall, editorial serif for headlines, contrasted with a clean sans-serif for supporting text a combination that gives the site a fashion-house feel without looking cluttered. For the manifesto section, I layered overlapping images and oversized type to mimic the collage style you would see in a print fashion magazine, using color fragments breaking through the black-and-white photography to add a sense of energy. The following section shifts to a darker, more cinematic layout, with a single striking line of copy paired with a small product teaser card, letting the words carry the same weight as the imagery. Throughout the site, I kept the color palette restrained mostly black, white, and grayscale with a single accent red used sparingly for the logo mark and small details, so it draws the eye without competing with the photography.

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LOGO ANIMATION A short logo animation for Variety, built around a clean and simple visual sequence. The animation starts with the Variety logo, transitions into a tuxedo-inspired graphic, and then brings the logo back through a particle-style reveal. I focused on the timing of each transition, logo movement, shape animation, and particle effects to create a smooth 8-second sequence that keeps the branding at the center.

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Syed Rabah Hussain

2D/3D Animation | Video Edit | Motion Design | UI/UX Design.