✦ Product Designer Freelance (+8 years xp), specializing in SaaS, Web3 & AI products ✦ Jury @AWWWARDS
Joined December 2010
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4 months ago I started posting my work here. The result?
- 5 new clients signed
- Met so many amazing designers
- Worked for baked.design during a month
But, I had to take a break to tackle some big projects. Here is a recap of some work I did this past 2 months ↓
Looking for a motion designer/video editor who can create a 9:16 video like the example attached. Quick turnaround needed, potential for more work.
Reply with examples (no links) or DM me your portfolio!
Happy to be featured by @webalys among so many talented designers!
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The 'Best icons of February' are out! 🚀🎉
More than 100 projects, curated by our team of icon designers
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Design Tips: App Screenshots 📱
A few days ago, one of my clients asked me to design screenshots to publish on the App Store and Google Play. It was the first time for me.
Here is what I learned from it.
🧵 A thread ↓
ALT Design Tips: App Screenshots (A thread)
It’s time to open your favorite design software!
When designing, you need to keep a few things in mind:
👉 Balance your design and content
👉 Don’t add too many elements, keep it simple
👉 Create a story, make your screenshots flow together
👉 A/B test and ask for feedback
And more importantly, keep in mind that you’ll have a few seconds to captivate the attention. The first screenshots are crucial.
That's it! You've now got all the tools you need to start creating stunning application screenshots.
Have you already designed some screenshots for a mobile app? Share your work and/or tips below!
If you like this thread, I would appreciate any interaction with this tweet. It will motivate me to do more in the future! 🫶
Happy Sunday!
Here is a WIP, a navbar for an email software I was working on. 📨
ALT A navbar UI design in a light mode for an email company
Freelance designers, how do you organize yourself when you're working on several projects at once?
I use Notion and assign a "Task - Client Name" title, a deadline, and a priority to each task.
I'm curious to know what your processes look like!
