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Web3 Retro Kart Racing // Track Builder UI I designed and built a track builder that allows you to create tracks for a retro kart racing game. Based on the complexity of the track, you configure your kart and then play against 7 AI opponents. This game is live on Digiko

Web3 Retro Kart Racing // Track Builder UI I designed and built a track builder that allows you to create tracks for a retro kart racing game. Based on the complexity of the track, you configure your kart and then play against 7 AI opponents. This game is live on Digiko

This is my last project of 2025, and I'm excited for 2026. I want to create beautiful experiences that stand out. It's time for a fresh approach; just copying each other makes us blend in. I found several new AI video editors, but their landing pages were not impressive and

Been exploring that Nordic architecture aesthetic in @framer. Sharp corners. Uppercase where it matters. Serif body text to soften the technical edge. The constraint of no color forces you to get the typography right. My favorite part with Framer is when it's time to animate

Check out these 4 next-level editorial sites by https://t.co/1HisUA24V7 for @i_D, made in Framer ↓

Would you rather: A great project with a difficult client or A boring project with a great client?

Design process: 10% — This is going to be great 30% — Something's not working 50% — I hate this 70% — Wait... maybe 90% — Okay it's actually good Every. Single. Time.

One thing I stopped doing this year: Saying yes to projects I knew would be a mess. Paid off more than any skill I learned.

What I look for before saying yes to a project: Is this idea something I can turn into a real product that makes money? If yes, let's talk. If it's just "make it pretty" — I'm not the guy.

The Framer Awards 2025 race is on. $100,000 up for grabs across 10 categories. 10 winners. $10,000 each. Submissions close January 30, don’t forget to vote 👇

I love the panettone packaging design.

Hero section // Privacy-focused AI doc tool Crafted in @framer Brief: 'premium, dark-mode focused, abstract' Love the buttons vibe, took just 4 frames on Framer to animate them

I tried something different this time. I wanted to create an example website for a charity purpose. I've been contacted only twice to help with a foundation, and I felt I wasn't ready. So, I imagined how I could be more helpful next time. It features a playful yet powerful hero

I can’t stop hitting the publish button ☺️

Best clients I've worked with: → Know their audience → Trust the process → Give feedback, not commands → Understand good design takes time Worst clients? The opposite of all that.

Stop polishing. Start iterating. The best design is rarely the first idea you fall in love with. It's the 5th version you almost didn't try.

Made this travel planner landing page in @framer. The brief was "warm but serious", that quiet anticipation before a trip. DM Serif Display + Instrument Sans, sage green on cream, dual video hero with floating parallax tags, subtle scroll animations. Restraint was the hard

I'm adding @relume_io to my current stack. Today, I'm trying the Style Guide Builder. It instantly converts your vision into a polished Style Guide and includes features I was looking for, such as a color palette enhancer, typeface pairing explorations and a design system

I see many designers complaining about AI's poor design output. The problem isn't the prompt but the lack of context. Think of AI as someone who truly loves to eat; if you don't provide it with food (context), it won't be very helpful. It will deliver generic results and

I'm actively seeking a Product Designer / Full Stack Developer position starting in 2026. Wish me some good luck 🤞—I'll need it. I'll keep you updated on how it's going.