Adrian

Chat with AI ✨

Wireframe vs Final design ✨

DevArmor product animations pt. 4 ✨

New brand identity in progress...

DevArmor product animations pt. 3 ✨

Tool stack: Jitter + Webflow

Webflow site exploration for RapidFort

Moodboard → brand guidelines for n3xt

Website design for DevArmor.

Client wanted a jungle-themed site for their security product, so we built an entire illustrated world around it.

Custom scenes, animated product explainers, layered landscapes. All responsive in Webflow which was way harder than it looks.

We're working on a brand new Webflow site for our long-term real estate partner ✨

This one's interactions and scroll animations will be awards-worthy.

Can't wait to share it live!

Recent logo explorations for a new client ✨

DevArmor product animations pt. 1 ✨

Tool stack: Jitter + Webflow

Industry pages for Lightdash ✨

Stack: Figma + Framer

Monday morning, team's already deep in client work and I've got a few projects in review.

We're onboarding a new product designer this week, interviewing 10 more, and planning a strategy call with our new growth manager.

So bullish on this year.

How's your Monday looking?

Designers are the only people who will spend 30 minutes choosing between two shades of gray that nobody else will tell apart

Every designer wants to "start an agency" until they realize 80% of the job is operations, sales, and managing multiple people so no one misses their deadline.

Every week there's a new "the agency model is dead" post. Meanwhile we're hiring, growing, and fully booked. Maybe your agency model is dead, we're doing fine.

The next wave of great products won't have an AI chat button.

The AI will just be part of the experience.

Smart suggestions, contextual actions, things that just work without you asking.

We're designing a few of these right now and it's some of the most fun design work we've done.

Small details that most SaaS sites miss:

Footer design.

When your background logo overlaps your navigation links, it looks unfinished.

Takes 2 minutes to fix, makes the whole page design feel more polished and intentional.

The best designers I've worked with ask more questions than they show designs in the first week. If your designer starts with mockups on day one, well, it might a tough.

POV: The founder says "just make it look like Apple or Linear" but the budget is $5k.

Big mistake I made that I see most agencies do.

They don't fire bad clients because they need the revenue. That's how you burn out your best designers and lose them to in-house roles.

Revenue is important, but protect your team.

One bad client can cost you your best person.

Unpopular opinion in the agency world: retainers are better for the client too.

You get a team that actually learns your product instead of starting from scratch every project.

One of the dashboard explorations we did for Lightdash - in motion ⚡️

Tooltips are one of those things users don't notice until they're missing.

A good one shows you everything you need without opening a new page.

Hover/click, see what you need, move on.

Calendar view for getquotient.ai

Moodboard → Brand for Statiq ✨

Designing and building a new Webflow site for a real estate platform.

Goal: increase tour bookings by 2x. Full design + dev in less than 4 weeks. Work in progress 🚧

Custom illustrations for SeamlessAI (before their rebrand 😁)

Remember, your feature section doesn't need to be a wall of text with icons.

Bento grids with micro-animations we designed for Lightdash last year @designme

Small details like this make a SaaS site feel alive and more premium.

Most B2B SaaS looks like it was designed by engineers.

Sales teams deserve better. Dark + light mode CRM redesign @designme ✨

The hover states your website is missing 👀