Fred Wanders

@shariar_design thx Shariar!

@FredWanders perfect explain this

Most website visuals decorate. The best ones explain. They make how it works clear and give the product a differentiated, coherent look.

@icyfrost_0x more coming soon !

@FredWanders You got that right it not just how good it looks but if it can give clear understanding of the product btw love this work bro 👍

@SanndyCreationz exactly, clients need to be told that 40% more copy may be 20% more accurate but also read 4x less than short copy that covers most key points. Details are what inner pages and popups are for

@FredWanders Yes visuals should explain the copy, because most of users don’t read they just scan. 🔥🙌

@klm_gfx lookin' good

Some designs from past week

@Tuhin_Rahman009 thx Tuhin!

@FredWanders Love your designs Fred.

Most software sites say “we’re different” while looking exactly the same. After 10+ years in business, our client's website still looked generic. So we designed 80+ custom isometric illustrations to make the site finally reflect the company behind it.

@slavakornilov @GeexArts Look cool work

Weather data for Vibe Coding App

@stevelauda_ Love that bg. Great hierarchy

Back to posting design again starting today. It was a nice break and collecting ideas, thoughts, and inspos.

@Brennan_designs Bold. I like it

Branding cards for a personal AI agent company

@Nirmal__Shukla Love it. Bg pattern is fire. Text stays super legible.

I designed this — did I cook?

@piotr_dev_ @by__huy Long dash

@FredWanders @by__huy What’s usually missing most in that initial planning phase — the goal, the audience, or the real constraints?

Most formal design education teaches you a process that no actual client will ever follow. They taught the creative process like it was a formula. Double diamond framework. Clear stages. Follow the steps, get results. Then I started working with real clients and none of it applied. Every project has the same structural bones: discovery, onboarding, strategy, design, development. But the approach within each stage changes completely depending on what problem you're solving and who you're solving it for. I've run three projects recently where the strategy stage looked entirely different each time. One client needed to see a full website concept with multiple directions before moving forward. They couldn't visualize the end result from a moodboard alone. Two other clients needed hi-fi design mockups based on the moodboard directions. They had to feel what their new brand or site would look like before approving anything or jumping into wireframes. Then there are clients who look at a moodboard and immediately get it. They trust the direction and we move straight into execution. Same milestone but three with completely different approaches. The frameworks they teach you in school give you structure, but real client work demands adaptation. You can't force every project through the same process and expect it to work. The best work happens when you understand the structure well enough to know when to break from it.

@ksarme Sooooo cooooooolkkkk

Poster for new project. Industrial engineering, modular grids, and machine code for SYNTHETIC LOGISTICS. 📂⚙️ #TypeDesign #SwissDesign #Brutalism #DataArt

@hewarsaber Nice gradients

Dude The graphs

@Gavel_on_X 🫣 sorry. I think it’s good to rely on plugins less and less on wp. Too many security risks from having 20 plugins etc. My main issue with wp is that it’s hard to keep updated long term (without breaking the site)

@FredWanders I know, but it's the job I found... maybe in the future I'll gladly take up Framer again!

Do you like my new bio? Advices?

@DilanOktay80 😄

When I try to make my designs look more stylish #sundayfunday

@robinspells Love how calm both feel

Which theme works best for a fintech business? Calming + irl images or Custom illustrations

@mehmetozsoyart Thx man.

@FredWanders Realy amazing 🤩

@chusmargallo Thats what you get for skimping on tokens

@FredWanders Although I dowgraded my beard

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