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Faithful is a crypto app interface that demonstrates how users can send, receive, and manage assets. The main goal was to explain core functionality through a clear, step-by-step structure.Project timeline Research — 4 hours UX (8 mobile screens + landing page) — 16 hours UI (8 mobile screens + landing page) — 20 hours Illustrations — 2 illustration — 3 hours Animation — 16 hours Summary — 60  hours Project steps Competitor analysis and UI/UX research Moodboard and design system setup (typography, colors, grids) UX design UI design Illustration Mobile adaptation with responsive layouts Creating smooth micro-interactions and UI animations Exporting source files: Figma + animation assets Ideal forAn interface that helps users quickly understand how the platform works. Suitable for onboarding, product walkthroughs, or feature explanation. The structure is clean, practical, and easy to expand.

BitBar offers a user-friendly platform for buying, selling, and managing digital assets. With minimal fees and support for over 2,305 cryptocurrencies, BitBar is at the forefront of financial evolution. Project timeline Research — 4 hours UX website — 20 hours UI design of the home page with two design variations of the hero section — 6 hours UI design of 6 website pages in the selected style — 30 hours Animation — 30 hours Development — 40 hours Summary — 130 hours Project steps Discovery session Market research and competitive audit Creating a visual direction: moodboard, colors, typography UI/UX design for mobile and web interfaces Custom illustrations for onboarding and feature sections Motion design to enhance interactivity and feedback Cross-platform optimization for responsive layouts Review sessions and iterative adjustments Delivery of final assets: Figma, animation files, illustrations Ideal forBitBar is a great example for fintech startups looking to launch fast while building trust with a modern, well-branded product. Combining clean UI with meaningful motion and visual storytelling.Live websitehttps://bitbar.webflow.io/

We created a comprehensive UI kit — a SaaS platform designed for online learning in the creative and digital space. Aimed at designers, creators, and professionals, SPARK combines education, community, and practical tools in one environment. Our goal was to deliver a scalable, responsive design system consisting of 98 screens for both web and mobile. The UI kit includes clean layouts, consistent styling, and smooth animations — making it easy for product teams to build and expand the platform with visual consistency and efficiency.Project timeline Research — 8 hours Userflow — 10 hours UX (98 screens) — 70 hours UI dashboard main page two versions — 12 hours UI design of other pages in selected style — 90 hours Illustrations — 10 illustrations — 15 hours Animation — 30 hours Summary — 235  hours Project steps Competitor analysis and UI/UX research Moodboard and design system setup (typography, colors, grids) Userflow UX design UI design Illustration Mobile adaptation with responsive layouts Creating smooth micro-interactions and UI animations Exporting source files: Figma + animation assets Ideal forPerfect for EdTech startups and e-learning platforms launching their MVPs. This approach is ideal when building digital products where interactivity, usability, and scalable design matter. With a clean and organized system, SPARK makes it easy to deliver immersive learning experiences while keeping the interface sleek, mobile-ready, and brand-consistent from the first release.

We designed a landing page to support the launch of a fitness app MVP — a platform built to deliver personalized workout plans, progress tracking, and cross-device functionality. The goal was to visually present the app’s core features in a clean, structured, and engaging way, while also creating a strong first impression for early users and potential investors. From interface previews to responsive mockups, every detail was crafted to reflect the app’s usability and value.Project Timeline  Research — 4 hours Mobile UX — 5 screens — 6 hours Mobile UI — 5 screens — 10 hours Illustration — 1 illustration — 1 hour Landing page UX — 1 page — 4 hours Landing page UI — 1 page — 8 hours Animation Mobile + Landing — 12 hours Client corrections — 4 hours Summary — 50 hours Project steps Client provides the app concept, features, and goals for MVP Research and moodboard creation with layout, typography, and design tone Planning and wireframing the landing page structure Designing app UI elements: workout flows, trackers, avatars Visual exploration of dark/light themes for clarity and contrast Mockups prepared for both mobile and smartwatch versions Sharing the first version and collecting client feedback Iterating on the landing and app designs Final approval and handoff of assets Delivery of source files: Figma + Assets + Responsive mockups Ideal forThis format works best for early-stage fitness or wellness apps launching their MVPs and needing a sharp, informative digital presence. The landing page serves not just as a visual teaser but as a storytelling tool that communicates value clearly and quickly. It’s designed to engage first users, attract early adopters, and support product validation. Combining product UI with thoughtful layout and messaging, this approach strengthens both brand and usability from the very start.

We’re excited to unveil the landing page for Little Movers, created to support the launch of the MVP mobile app — a joyful fitness experience that gets kids moving, smiling, and building healthy habits! Our goal was to design a digital space that feels playful, engaging, and trustworthy for both children and parents. With bright visuals, friendly structure, and a clear message, the landing page encourages action and sparks curiosity from the very first scroll.Project Timeline  Research — 2 hours Mobile UX — 5 screens — 5 hours Mobile UI — 5 screens — 16 hours Illustration — 3 illustrations — 5 hours Landing page UX — 1 page - 2 hours Landing page UI — 1 page - 8 hours Animation Mobile + Landing — 12 hours Summary — 50 hours Project steps Client provides style references and examples Research and creation of a moodboard with style, colors, and typography Sharing the research with the client and collecting feedback Creating illustration sketches and UX design Aligning UX design with the client and making adjustments Creating illustrations in one version Creating the UI design in two versions Client reviews and requests edits Final version is prepared Final approval from the client Handoff for animation Delivery of source files to the client: Figma + Fonts + MP4 or JSON (vector graphics only if needed) + Adobe After Effects (if required) Ideal forIf your product includes characters, illustrated elements, or animations, this approach provides a clear and structured way to integrate them into the user experience. It’s useful for apps that target younger audiences, parents, or educational contexts where visual communication plays an important role. Illustration and motion help explain features, guide users, and create consistency in tone. This design method focuses on clarity, usability, and visual coherence — making it suitable for projects where character-based storytelling is part of the core concept.