Hero for Climate Change & Environmental Awareness website✨

Onboarding✨ How does it look?

Chasing winter vibes ❄️ Hero for a snow sports gear brand✨

Updated home screen + new discover screen ✨ Clean, warm community experience focused on real connections.

Added more screens✨ Focusing on circles, community discovery, and a consistent card-based experience that makes browsing and joining feel effortless

Added community details screen✨

Fresh, grounded, and built to convert with clarity and trust at first glance✨

Search and search result screen✨

Less noise, more perspective✨

If your fashion brand's website doesn't make people stop scrolling, that's a design problem, not a product problem.

POV: Designers who thought mobile app designing was a safe career choice:

Stock photos are killing travel website designs. The moment you replace them with custom visuals, everything changes✨ Hero visual by Kuba ✨

Figma Make -> We are cooked Google Stitch -> We are cooked Claude Design -> We are cooked I feel like I'm a good dish or something

“AI won’t replace designers, only mediocre ones.” Cool take. Not everyone starts as a senior. Not everyone has the same resources. And “mediocre” is relative; yesterday’s mediocre is today’s baseline. Gatekeeping doesn’t raise the bar. It just makes the ladder harder to climb.

Nothing is replacing the designers💥

One screen. Two states. A detail most designers skip. Own view → Edit Profile + Share Public view → Follow + Message Same layout. Different context. Different actions. That's what user-centered design actually means.

This is a concept, but the thinking behind it works for any brand that wants to feel premium. Big typography. Atmosphere over information. Copy that pulls you in.

Designed a matcha brand hero in Framer using the new shader effects. No static backgrounds. The whole thing breathes.