Studies // UI Components

Calendar components, accessibility was a challenge here

I made a version of this using only modern CSS. 👀

<n>Side Panel</n> UI design by <n>Lisa Cosme</n> for <n>Rows.com</n>.

Working on a new seat counter component - it's gonna be fun to add some movements to it and make the simple interactions feel satisfying 🤌🏻

Anyone working across tens of papers at a time? DM me

Most apps don’t need more features, they need better micro-animations.

Those tiny movements:
• guide the eye
• explain actions instantly
• make the product feel premium
• build trust without a single word

Here is an example done for Qonto, one of the leading business

Another web app in the works.

We’re redesigning a project event management platform. Super long-lasting, and still going strong.

@orixcreative

Exploring saturated colors on dark and light mode
Exhibit 1

I wonder if hidden UI makes sense. In my opinion the hidden "Remove" option looks super cool but not sure if it's good UX

Any thoughts?