Rick Wong

Delicious Cheese

— Hey Hey Hey 👋, On weekends, it’s about doing illustration, this time it’s about a delicious cheese, the truth is that cheese is one of my weaknesses, in all its presentations. This project was finished in Pixso, what do you think of the final result? #pixso #illustration #uidesign

Shop iOS

— preview of a recent iOS project for a shop app.

Voyager Icon Set

— I needed icons for a project, but none that I could find scratched my itch. Some did, but the sets were incomplete at best. So, I decided to try and start making my own! Has been quite a journey so far, I have been enjoying the minutia a lot more than I anticipated, even if it's frustrating at times.

Apollo.io Icons

— new icon system that I designed for the awesome people at Apollo.io

Letter G Typography exploration

— First time in a while playing with type, it's always very challenging (and fun)

Skala progress bar

— A progress bar for Skala. This prototype was made in Processing, but it’s Swift in the production app. #animation #progress #spinner

Graphite Logo Exploration #2

— An open-source and free design software made by very passionate volunteers. Similar to my first iteration, I decided on a slightly more abstract approach. I "carved" the pencil out of the hexagon. I think this makes for a really nice logomark/app icon! What do you all think?

Using eyebrows for Pricing Options 👀

— I've fallen in love with eyebrows (yes, they're called eyebrows), being in every play they can be, using them here to identify Basic vs Premium

Settings Page for Mobile App - Lokie App

— ◑ Design Elements: Clean Layout: The screens maintain a clean and organized layout, ensuring clarity and ease of use. Consistent Typography: The use of consistent fonts and font sizes enhances readability. Iconography: Icons represent various settings and categories, aiding quick recognition. Color Scheme: The light mode employs a soft color palette, reducing eye strain. #appdesign #figma #settings

2024 Portfolio Website

— As a 90s kid, pixel games have always held a special place in my heart. Marking my first year as a product designer, I’ve decided to infuse my portfolio website with a pixel theme! Check it out here: bygideon.com

404 page not found

— #web #css #spotlight

Calendar navbar variants

— I have come to appreciate text a lot more, icons on their own can be unclear. Still worth iterating at times

Strut's Favicon

— It's subtle... but I love our letterpressed favicon for Strut. Check it strut.so

RABIAT

— Made using Spline. Font is GT America Extended.

Workout Tracker Splash screen

— Splash animation with some fluid gesture interactions.

Eindsprint — Exam training detailpage

— It's time for the final exams again! For some, it's a breeze, for others, a massive challenge. With Eindsprint, you can confidently approach your final exams. Eindsprint assists students in passing their final exams by offering exam training. I helped Eindsprint optimize the search and booking process for exam training. In doing so, I worked on improving the training detail page and overhauled the ordering process. Eindsprint provides exercises and trainings to equip you for success in your final exams. Eindsprint already helped more than 10.000 students!

Rippling Badge Icons

— Recent set of Badge Icons that I designed for awesome people over at Rippling.

Dropbox Redesign

— Had some fun redesigning the Dropbox web app. #icons #nav #web

Social Integration

— #mobile #clean #3d

Sticker Wall – Playing with SwiftUI 😍

— My first ever SwiftUI project trying to recreate Apple iMessage holo stickers ✨ Huge thank you for Philip Davis for his incredible course, Janum Trivedi and Alex Widua for the open source projects and Gavin Nelson for the inspiring prototypes! 🙌🔥 #swiftui #concept #stickers

Calendar App variants

— Evaluating pros and cons of each layout

the app of your dreams 🌙

— #darktheme #dream #appdesign

DiamondCode App Icon

— 💎 + </>

Bauhaus in motion…

— I’m on a journey to up my 3D game so I came up with this scene, simulated the keycaps and rendered out this animation in Blender. A lot of art direction was involved to manipulate the simulation to ensure the G key would be consistently visible throughout the animation.