A few design elements for our work with RepVue. See the full case study at dreamten.com/work/repvue

New logo in our Dreamten office is up

I've been building websites over the past 20 years. WordPress dominates the CMS market in terms of market share, but the numerous advantages of building on @Webflow & @Framer makes WordPress obsolete. I've detailed the reasons why in a blog post dreamten.com/insights/webfl…

We build a design system for every client project. It's our secret weapon for: • Maintaining visual consistency • Speeding up the design process • Creating a scalable system that is both accessible and brand-aligned

+1 for keeping it simple

Recently, a client asked to help hire a product design lead. Hundreds applied, but ~1% landed an interview. When reviewing portfolios, I can tell in <30s if someone is a fit. Want to get hired as a product designer? Here are 8 portfolio elements employers are looking for. 🧵

A few elements we created for Sui Name Service (SuiNS)

Dreamten leads design for Fathom, who just announced a $17M series A → 90x revenue growth in last 2 years → 20x usage increase since 2022 → #1 highest-rated product on G2, 3K+ reviews Always great to win alongside our clients

Working on branding for a stealth AI platform startup that starts with M. Which concept do y'all like best?

We’re featuring the home work station of our senior product designer, Abby Gartner✨📷 “I love the cozy, eclectic vibe of my desk. Lighting has a huge impact on my productivity so it’s important to me to be next to a window and have my monitor backlit. Also, my 2 dogs lie by my

After 5 years of working remote, I finally met two of my incredible colleagues in person Webflow Conf London. While the conference was great, the best part was putting faces to names & realizing the people you've collaborated with for years are even cooler in real life.

Just launched a slick new site for a DoD contractor PAI (pai-inc.com). Built on Webflow.

A concept we designed Dreamten for a Blockchain explorer.

A few custom icons we created at Dreamten for a new version of GiveForms

I was recently on a podcast with my buddy Josh Harcus to chat about design, business, and how bad design cost a business $20M. Check it out: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/phi…

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Slush Link Summer.

For the past 2 years we’ve run numerous A/B tests on our GiveForms donation forms. We've experimented with designs, layouts, and strategies to find the absolute highest conversion rate possible. We can confidently that our new donation form is now the best performing on the

Introducing: SuiNS Communities 🙌 A new social layer, named this way for a reason. You're not alone in this space, it's about time we shipped a platform to empower each and every one of you 🫵 Belonging, revealed through what's valued, not just voiced. Coming by early Q4

The majority of design Twitter seems to judge UI based on aesthetics. Aesthetics are important, but not the goal. Does the design convert? Does it increase sales? Does it grow the business/brand? If the answer is "no" to any of the above, the design has failed.