Ricardo - UI/UX Designer

@luizafurdui Good one

Updated my contact page 🌸 Taking on new projects

@mehmetozsoyart @rive_app So nice man

Another day, another isometric animation Built this one in @rive_app Instead of creating a traditional looping animation, I designed this one with two connected actions before it smoothly transitions into the loop. It feels much more natural compared to repetitive endless animations

@FonsMans It’s a different world. From time to time it’s nice to do it.

Everyone’s a designer, until they have to print something.

@KrisAnfalova Agree

The "Free vs. Paid" trap. I’ll never understand people who refuse to pay $20/month for a tool that brings them a 100x ROI. Multiply the hours you spend hunting for a "free alternative" by your hourly rate. You aren't saving money. You are bleeding it. This advice is free, but it’s worth a million. 🥂

@clementlionne It happened recently to me. But I am sure they will be back.

Claude just replaced me 🥲 I lost a client I had for years who decided to switch to a custom site built with Claude anyone else seeing this trend?

@mehmetozsoyart Good work as usual

Finally finished the hero animation for Mendly. Built around an isometric AI driven care flow system that visualizes automation from referral to final claim.

@DilanOktay80 Love this style

Two different minimal hero sections ( Dark & Light ) 💛❤️

@MarceloDesignX Thanks! I'm exploring a more focused approach, one habit, one streak, and a more editorial, typographic UI instead of the usual dashboard type trackers.

@rickss Wondering what new spin you're putting on the habit tracking app. There's so much potential in that space!

Exploring a direction for a habit tracking app

@KrisAnfalova Great works

Still out here fighting the algorithm to bless your timeline with some UI design magic. Hope this sparks something for you today! ✨🤺

@KrisAnfalova @adriankuleszo You have great posts there. Everything with animations. What tool are you using for those animations?

@adriankuleszo 2 shots a week, 10-15 leads a week, 2-3 orders a week. Something like that 😅

19 days later, still zero leads from Dribbble. 58 shots left, will let you know if anything changes.

@amishux Thanks

@rickss White version is matching with images. So I'll go with white

Which one is better? Top or Bottom

@FonsMans @figma Awesome

Just a stack made in @figma

@santu_design It sounds like something needed

After 2 years doing web design and branding, I kept hitting the same wall - Project done. Website live. And I'd walk away feeling like I left value on the table - The brand was solid. The site was solid. But what happened after launch? Most founders had no idea which pages were working, where visitors were dropping off, or what to actually fix next. Every decision after launch was based on feeling, not real data - Most websites do have some analytics out of the box. But to actually understand your funnel, where people drop off, what drives conversions, you end up needing 2 or 3 extra tools or plan upgrades on top. It gets complex fast for something that should just be part of the process - I didn't want to be the guy who just ships and disappears. So I started building something that goes past launch. Brand, website, analytics, funnel tracking. All connected, all in one place Still working on the website and nailing the final details. Can't wait to show you more

@stevelauda_ I prefer Claude Code

Who is actually using Claude Design? Anyone?

@GotinGeorgiG Great work man

magazine editorial layout ✒️

@eamin_ux Thanks

@rickss Really elegant exploration! 👌

Exploring a minimal editorial layout

@omarrizkx All are good

My latest designs. Which is your favorite?

@omarrizkx Looks very nice

→ Headline drives urgency while the visual reinforces how simple the outcome feels → Showing a familiar search pattern reduces the learning curve and signals instant usability → composition creates flow from promise to proof in one glance

@omarrizkx Thanks man

@rickss these look good but top for me

@DilanOktay80 I prefer green

Hero exploration for a cybersecurity / privacy product Which works better — pink or green?