Poka Labs — Independent Redesign I came across Poka Labs and liked the problem they’re solving: bringing AI into the sales workflow of industrial businesses. But when I looked at the website, I felt there was a gap between how interesting the product is and how the brand currently makes you feel about it. The product is ambitious. The experience felt more functional than distinctive. So I asked myself: What would Poka Labs look like if its website communicated the intelligence, speed and confidence of the product before you even understood what it does? That became the starting point for this redesign. I built the experience around a simple visual system — black, white and neon yellow — using typography, contrast, motion and interaction to make the brand feel sharper and more intentional. This isn't an official Poka Labs project. It's an independent exploration of what I think the brand could become.

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What if a travel website made you want to book the trip before you even finished scrolling? 🌍 I designed this concept in Framer as an exploration of how travel websites can combine immersive visuals, destination storytelling, and a clear path toward conversion. The goal was simple: make the destination feel like the product — while keeping the experience clean, modern, and easy to navigate. I focused on: → Visual storytelling → Destination discovery → Clean, conversion-focused sections → Strong typography & imagery → A reusable visual direction for future pages This is a concept project, but it’s also the kind of design direction I’d love to bring to real travel, tourism, and hospitality brands. Would you book a trip from a website like this? 👀

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What if a logo could show you how it was made? SOVA started with one problem: What should the “S” look like? So I played with it. Changed it. Scrapped it. Tried again. Different strokes, different personalities, different directions. Until one finally felt right. This is a small branding experiment for SOVA — a handmade candle brand, exploring how a simple logo can feel crafted rather than just designed. Would you have picked the final S? 👀

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Have you ever wondered what a sneaker ad would look like if it was designed completely from imagination? 👀 I tried creating a futuristic sneaker campaign concept for Aeron — focusing on a premium, cinematic feel rather than just showcasing a product. I explored: ✨ AI-generated visuals ✨ Product storytelling ✨ Cinematic motion design ✨ Luxury brand aesthetics The idea was to create the feeling of a real footwear campaign — something that could live on Instagram, YouTube, or a brand's launch page. Would love to know your thoughts — what would you change or add to make this feel even more like a real brand commercial? 😊

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Yashi Sharma

Any footage/product/idea → I'll turn it into a good ad/video