A lot of people are really curious about how I create the gradient blurs in some of my designs.
Who’s interested in a mini-video series, showing you how I go about doing it? Maybe a few different examples, for different types of designs?
Putting together some pages for the
@TruckMapHQ
inner pages. This is where I find designing the hardest. Trying to differentiate pages from the homepage design enough, so that they feel consistent but not too samey.
Today was the final day working with
@sreinstein
on his product Pulse/MarketMuscles. We’ve been working together for a few months now to completely reimagine the UI. I can’t wait until this one goes live!
I’ve wanted to design my own icon set for years. When
@ormanclark
reached out and wanted to collab, it was a no brainer that we had to join forces.
Introducing
@theiconicapp
. Sign up and stay updated… or else. 🌚
We couldn’t manoeuvre much from the current color scheme of Pulse, but we’re making it work! 🏄🏻♂️
Tip: The little 8px indentation of the navigational URL’s helps to scan this navigation much better. Also, it aligns the focused URL style.
🌱 Excited to show the new design for that I helped redesign.
Special shout outs to
@howiewrites
for the copy. And
@DianaWebdev
for the pixel perfect dev work.
And lastly to
@marcelpociot
+
@seb_sebsn
for trusting me with the design direction. 🥳
Spending my Saturday morning in bed wrapping up some design work for
@tryriotdotcom
– this project has been a short sprint, but I’ve loved every minute of it.
📢
I’m still looking for the perfect freelance projects to work on in the coming months. Preferably looking to work on landing pages or UI design. Get in touch via DM or email! 🥳
📀
It’s been a great month! Had the pleasure of working with
@_livemessage
to design their website, which I completed this week (out soon). ✨
It’s nearly a fresh month with new goals. Happy to announce I’ll be working with the team at
@TruckMapHQ
starting Monday. 🎉
💡 Wondering what I should do with this account. I’m thinking of maybe doing some design tips, or showing my process for designing icons… something along those lines?
・Space for one new project to start in May.
Reach out if you’re an early stage startup looking to establish their visual design language with a marketing site / landing page. 🤝
・DM or
Been really busy recently. I thought I’d enlighten everyone what I’ve been up to.
- For a few months now I’ve been working with the team at
@TruckMapHQ
- can’t wait to get this product into the hands of users!
- Recently I helped the team at
@wearetmsf
build out an iconset…
👋🏻
I’m thoroughly enjoying working with a limited colour palette on this project. With
@Canvas
’ range of features, I want to ensure I create a minimalist design style that employs only selective accents of colour to highlight specific features or elements of the copy.
✨ Helped design and launch a few projects recently:
- Laravel Vapor:
- Laravel Forge:
🏀 Also set up a Dribbble account for
@wireframe
, give it a follow!
…I’m going to show some more of shortly!
Under the circumstances of 2020, it’s been an amazing year for me personally. And just want to thank every single person that decided to work with me.
2021 LETS DO IT! 🎉💙
🤩 I’m currently working with the team at
@axiomfm
to redesign their entire website.
Part of the redesign is coming up with a unique set of illustrations and icons.
🤸🏻♂️
As of Oct 9, I'll be looking for new design projects to sink my teeth into for the coming months. I can help you with anything from web design, UI design for your web/iOS app and icon design.
▲ DM's are open💙
Another client I’m so happy to be working with again is the team behind Tinkerwell, HELO () and many more -
@beyondcode
. I’ll be helping reimagine their umbrella website for all their products 🥳
...which was such a fun project. Equally excited to show everyone more of that project.
- Also helped
@teamcodecourse
come up with a new landing page. Once this has launched I’ll be sure to tweet.
- Lastly, I’ve continued working with
@sreinstein
on his Pulse product which…
@Imaaronmoody
Just using the grids in Figma.
Light blue = container for the shape (16x16)
Red = 1px padding on these icons
Purple = I use this as a guide where to draw the shapes so the 1px line sits on the red line
🫣 It may seem like adding a stroke and inner shadow to a button in Figma should be a straightforward process. However, for some reason, Figma has this strange behaviour where the inner shadow overlaps the stroke instead of being added under it.
Unless I’m missing something 🙃