Just launched the SmartPlan AI website — a fast-paced SaaS/AI project packed with structure, clarity, and intent. We built a site that sells: clear UX for multiple user types, strong narrative, and a scalable design system for growth. Every detail — from metaphors to microcopy

Haven’t posted in a bit, but here’s something fresh. This one’s a concept for a fictional album — clean structure, bold attitude, and a bit of that motion poster feel. Worth building on? 🤔

One month in as a creative lead — and already seeing results! Clear comms. Strong reasoning. Smooth dev hand-off. Zero stress. Want a peek at how I work in setups like this? DMs open!

Before/after with nothing major — just cleaned up alignment, spacing, and flow. Funny how much clarity lives in the details! Wdyt?

I can tell if you’re a junior or a senior just by how you approach typography. Stick around or ask below.

Another request for creative direction from a major agency — love when past work keeps doing the outreach for me.

most of the time “creative process” is just you noticing what feels wrong and fixing it until it doesn’t anyone else? 😇

Started the day with a quick design concept — minimal, type-led, a bit sun-soaked. Nice one?

I’ve got this thing where I treat the menu and the footer like design playgrounds. Main screens do the job. But these two show the designer’s taste. So yeah, here’s the menu this time. What's your take on this?

Quick concept, built on top of a visual by @kubadesign (yo, big shoutout, dude 👋) Type and color just clicked in a way that felt unplanned but right. Has that slightly off, moody energy — like there’s a story behind it you can’t quite read. What do you think?

New layout concept just dropped! This one plays with rhythm, alignment, and contrast — a great fit for portfolios in photography, video, fashion, or any visual field where work should speak first. Would you scroll through this?

Footer this time! Wanted smth clear, structured, and still interesting to look at. Mostly just played with color, type, spacing, and flow. Feels like a good fit for portfolios, studios, or anyone who wants their info to land with structure and some taste. Clean enough, guys?

This looks like a super smooth way to publish clean, simple sites without overthinking it. Probably not the go-to for complex, corporate builds just yet — but this opens the door. But still, solid direction! Love seeing this from @figma 🙌

Dropped! Clean, full-bleed layout where type leads and motion keeps it alive. Feels loud without shouting. Clean, but not empty. Fits well for art shows, event promos, music visuals, creative studios or a page that doesn’t want to be skipped. Would you stop?

Next drop! Layout built for shops that want their product to look sharp without shouting. Monospace x grotesk + processed photos = more time spent, more items seen, more chances to convert. Fits shops with taste — apparel, gear, design goods, limited drops. You’d click?

New layout concept just dropped! This one plays with rhythm, alignment, and contrast — a great fit for portfolios in photography, video, fashion, or any visual field where work should speak first. Would you scroll through this?

Hey, just a quick update. I’m open for new design work! Strategic design for brands and founders who care about results — sites that convert, structure that scales, and messaging that builds trust. 📩 Reach out: danylo.druhov@gmail.com 💬 DMs are open — feel free to drop in.

First concept’s out! Aimed at fintech and service-based businesses that need to look solid, premium, and build trust from the first scroll. This kind of layout also fits B2B tools, legal teams, consulting firms — anywhere trust and clarity matter more than noise. Takes?

Kicking off a small challenge — posting real-use design concepts for different business types. Just to help founders and brands see what good design could actually look like for them. Also thinking of dropping a new long-read soon. Stay tuned ❤️‍🔥