— I designed a series of App Store screenshots for a social networking app called Purp, aiming to resonate with its primary audience, predominantly under 22 yo.
The design captures the essence of youth interests and connectivity that’s both inviting and comfortable for app's users.
— Trying out Jitter for animation. It's very swift to work with (this took me 5 minutes to animate), but I miss the motion blur effects on animations that After Effects can add with a click of a button. Hopefully Jitter will add this option soon.
#ux#webdesign#ctc
— If you're on the hunt for a country streaming your favorite movie or TV show, or trying to pinpoint the platform where it's available, whereto.stream is your go-to for easily finding your next watch.
Big thanks to the goat himself @giel for teaming up on this project!
— An illustration for a data processing product website. The goal was to show how machines and AI do the processing and data extraction from various forms.
— Lately, I’ve felt kinda stuck by sticking to just a handful of brand typefaces when working on projects for my regular clients.
Therefore, I've started to create a series of website hero designs using recently discovered typefaces, purely for enjoyment and to hone my skills in utilizing captivating fonts across various styles.
My aim is to design 100 website heroes, each paying homage to classic albums that hold a special place in my heart.
#webdesign#ui
— A graphic illustrating investment and development opportunities to further develop research of the Southern Ocean and Antarctic Nearshore Coastal Research.
— Apps with multiple app icons could add this to the default long press action menu.
Perplexity just released this feature 🔥. Hope more apps join the party.
— A variant of the card component I made for an app designed to inform you where your favorite movies or TV shows are currently streaming.
🚀 Launching tomorrow: www.producthunt.com/products/where-to-stream
— Working on the identity for an app made for tattoo artists, making it easier for everyone to schedule appointments and handle payments. The monogram is based on a calendar and includes the letter 'T'.