Loved going through Skyscanner's DSM "Backpack". So much to learn and super eye candy 💙
skyscanner.design/latest/wel…
60fps.site/
Came across this website which has a good repository of product videos, animations, and interaction designs.
Glad to know something like this exists for video repos too.
doing some research on investment apps in India
with whatever preliminary analysis I have done..
feels like ETMoney (@ETMONEY) is miles ahead as an overall product & from a ux perspective
genuinely delighted with how all the information is laid out and the flows 💎
i considered a design flow to be ‘complete’,
but then did a prototype,
🤯uncovered so many nuances,
back to fixing some UX issues 🛠️
vakarenko-anastasia.com
There’s SO MUCH TO LIKE in this portfolio. Everything is very very clearly laid out - what to expect?, how to work?, what kind of work does this designer do? ✨
Easily one of the best designer business pages I have recently come across. 💥
I do this every week! Here’s the one from the last week. DO FOLLOW for more!
teapawt.net/ParulekarVarad/status/…
This make me feel me so much more confident about investing into her / a designer like this.
Major factors were -
1. The designer’s positioning,
2. What can I expect from the engagement,
3. Her ways of working,
4. How should I proceed to start work.
vakarenko-anastasia.com/
gemnote.com/ (@gemnoteHQ)
Really loved their style (which I am not sure about what it's called) with funky borders to elements, sharp and soft edges used, and a very high-contrast look. 💥
The font pairing and scroll animations are sweet too. ✨
joinslash.com/ (@slashapp)
Loved their clarity of explanation about what they offer, how they are different, and who is it for. Very good 'copy' there. 🤝
Another thing I loved, is the detailing in their designs - the square grids, subtle borders & lines used, etc.























