Watermelon Studio

@den_turbin appreciate that

@watermelonshstd This is the kind of thing you bookmark and come back to

here’re the top designs of this week.

every project starts with one question - does this actually make sense for the user? everything else follows from there @watermelonshstd

@devxnuj love it

Clean and structured brand design works the best Shots from Streaky's brand identity desig

@yahyavision some clients don't have patience

Client: Take your time. Designer: Thanks. Client: Any updates? Designer:

here’s top design we posted in a while. appreciate everyone following along.

how to build a perfect landing page? the thoughts: > hero headline is the product description. > social proof buried below the fold > form asking for 6 fields: name, email, company, role, team size, phone the fix: > new headline let with the outcome, not the feature > social proof moved up to section two > form kept short upto two fields: email + one qualifying question. one page. focused changes. real results.

and this is how a trust is built among clients.

typography - a topic often missed out by the designers. it tells the user how to feel about your product before they read a single word. rules to follow: > one display font, one body font. maxxx. > size contrast communicates hierarchy. if everything is the same size, nothing is important. > line height is the most underrated spacing decision in UI design. > never use a font because it’s “clean” use it because it’s right. font choice is brand voice before anyone reads the copy.

@TiruHQ yesss

@watermelonshstd very vibeful.

does this footer design really have vibe ??

good design feels simple only after a lot of iterations.

@huge_icons what icons are best to represent this ?

here we go again

@shapelayer excited

A lot more cool projects coming

we started Watermelon Studio because we were tired of seeing great ideas get ruined by poor design. poor taste. poor execution. founders came to us with real problems, but their product experience felt rushed and unclear. so we built a studio where design is treated as a business decision, not decoration. we focus on clear flows, clean interfaces, and design that can scale with the product. that’s the standard we work with at Watermelon Studio.

@Ash_uxi @framer 😍 like it

random thought: what if shaders lived in borders, not just backgrounds tried it in @framer with the liquid gradient shader on a button outline. something about it just makes the whole page feel more alive

@tweetbylokki nice

New wallpaper for your iPhone and MacBook.

@mubixdesign yaayyy

@watermelonshstd Obviously looks great 🔥🔥

@PeterTarka good design

Clay ➡️ Final (Defender Soundsystem)

@flysohail thanks bro

@watermelonshstd These designs are impressive!