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Imagine a digital space where sleek aesthetics meet seamless functionality. Autoprime's case study takes you through a mesmerizing journey where design principles breathe life into the world of cars. The heart of the design lies in interaction. Parallax effects, animations, and intuitive navigation were integrated into the design, elevating the platform's user experience to new heights. Autoprime's case study goes beyond pixels, It’s a testament to how design can transform industries. Explore how each click and scroll represents a stride towards redefinition. Take a closer look by clicking on the provided link below: https://lnkd.in/dG6A3k_q I'm open to job opportunities and I'll definitely not let you down😊💯

Creating a #portfolio is a unique beast, unlike the usual grind of a UX/UI designer's day-to-day. Think of it as a solo quest: no project managers with business requirements, no R&D team raining on your parade with technical limitations. Instead of churning out specs and Figma screens, you're building a full-blown website. Showing it to other designers helps a lot. I spoke to more than 20 Senior Designers on adplist.org. But sometimes the feedback is a wild ride with great recommendations that completely contradict each other. I've been stewing in a broth of references, best practices, and brilliant (sometimes not-so-brilliant) ideas for several months. It's been a cycle of creating, refining, adding content, and then ruthlessly cutting it back out. Is it good enough? Does it capture the full glory and nuance of my work? Is the narrative compelling enough to keep you scrolling? At some point I have accepted that just like any other product, a portfolio is a living, breathing entity. It's perpetually stuck in 'beta,' always getting tweaked and improved. Curious to see the result of my solo adventure? Check out my PAIN-folio =). https://www.kroz.design/ And hey, if you’re hiring, I’m still on the lookout for my next big gig. Don’t be a stranger - reach out!

On today’s episode on client vs designer😅 If you're working on a project and your user research reveals needs that differ from the client's initial vision, how would you approach this situation? Here would be my strategy: First, I'd acknowledge the conflict by briefly outlining the difference between the client's vision and what my user research revealed. Secondly, I'll demonstrate empathy by showing my understanding as to why this discrepancy exists, which could be due to client assumptions or lack of data. Next, I'll frame this positively, highlighting it as an opportunity to build a better product. Finally, I’ll bring in collaboration and compromise by suggest potential ways to adapt the design vision that address user needs while respecting the client's goals by exploring alternate design solutions and making iterations. PS. I am open to UX design opportunities.

Rediscovering Hidden Gems: My Vintage Font Design While looking through my design archives, I stumbled upon this gem—a font I crafted a while back. ✨ It’s like finding an old love letter—nostalgic and full of creative energy. 🔍 About the Font: This elegant typeface combines timeless serifs with a modern twist. Each curve and stroke tells a story—a fusion of tradition and innovation. 📜💡 🌟 Why Share It Now?: Because great design never goes out of style! Whether you’re a fellow designer, a brand enthusiast, or just someone who appreciates aesthetics, I invite you to explore this font. 🤩 🌐 Open to New Opportunities: I'm thrilled to announce that I'm available for on-site or remote graphic design roles.  If you’re a potential client, recruiter, or fellow creative, let’s connect! 🤝 📩 Reach out: Feel free to drop me a message—I’d love to discuss projects, collaborations, or simply geek out about design over virtual coffee. ☕ Let’s create something beautiful together! 💬🎉 #DesignPassion #TypographyMagic #GraphicDesign

The ability to add value, and impact is one of my major priorities as a designer. No doubt that doing this within a team or an organisation, will directly impact the growth of that organisation. As a designer, I've been able to immerse myself, in understanding different and effective UX strategies, and I leverage solely on this in designing, building and more importantly, informing necessary stakeholders when it comes to decision making within an organisation. I am currently looking for a new role as a Product Designer, but what other skills or values do I possess that can serve as an advantage for me in the next team I join or find myself to be in. Like I often say, I've taken different roles and positions, and through effective communication, collaboration and leadership, I've been able to align both users and business needs in shipping better experiences that affects the lives of the users positively. Portfolio Link: michaelolamide.xyz Emphasis on the communication, collaboration and experience, these are the keys to being a successful team member in any team. These skills itself makes work easier, flow seamlessly and reduce ambiguousity. It's important to embrace these three key elements even as we tend to horn our skills to be more sharper. Lastly, my goal as a designer is to work in a team or organisation, where creativity and active team collaboration are valued, with positive work culture that fosters stronger work-life relationships. I am currently looking for a new role, and i am open to contracts or full time offers. Any referrals, leads or recommendations will be very much appreciated. Portfolio link: michaelolamide.xyz

I am actively looking for a new role as a Product Designer, but why shouldn't I wear a smile despite the challenges? 😃 😊 Honestly, it's very difficult for most job seekers to keep a smile, not because there's no glimpse of hope in getting a new job, but because the burnout, consistent rejections, and the unanswered question of "God when?" make it difficult to keep that smile. It is hard, I get it. Sadly, no one has to go through this. We can't solely rely on these challenges forgetting who we are as a person. Wearing that smile alone gives that hope, making you relieved more that something great is coming. Here's how I can get myself sane and smile regardless, and I hope it helps someone out there navigating the challenging market; ⭐ - Spend a part of your time doing something else outside job hunting. Something that makes you happy. Could be playing games, sewing, taking a walk, or even taking a course if you plan on upskilling, and a lot more. If you have difficulties finding one, in the world of today, make AI your friend and ask questions ⭐ - Talk to someone. Sometimes, you need someone to make you feel better and constantly remind you that you aren't alone. It could be a fellow job seeker, or a family or rather a good close friend. Don't bottle those feelings all alone. ⭐ - The key to every great career, is to constantly create meaningful connections. Network with people, and reach out for guidance, insights, or leads for a role or opportunity. The best way to get something is never to stop pushing for it. Networking and Connection are the keys to a successful hire - even 10 times faster than the norms. ⭐ - Lastly, never leave God out of anything. As you click send on that email, DM, or job application, say a word of prayer, and with that, ease your mind and go do something else. With this being put out here, I hope this helps someone out there looking for something exciting. I am Michael Olamide, a product designer and iconographer 👨🏽💻 who's looking for a new role actively. If there's any team or someone who's looking for the next "superb designer" to join their team, I am actively available to speak regards related opportunities or roles.

You know how everyone keeps saying, "Your portfolio's landing page should be minimal but also kinda show off who you are"? Well, I decided to really go for it. After taking the plunge, I tried a cool hover effect. When you hover on the box, bam! It reveals my education, where I'm based, my hobbies, and my experience, all at a glance. And the lines on the box? They do more than just look pretty. They're a sneak peek into my funny, witty personality. It's like getting to know me without having to scroll through endless text. Yep, working on your portfolio is like having a never-ending project. You always want to change something every single day. So, here's a quick look at my portfolio👨🏻🎨. It took a ton of time (I am still updating my case studies), but I'm pretty happy with it. I'd love to know what you think! Always up for some good feedback. And here's the thing 💥– if you're keen to see more industry projects in my portfolio, I'm open to work. The next case study could be all about how I made a significant contribution to your company. So, hit me up for any full-time opportunities. Let's make something amazing together! #portfolio #opentowork #uxdesigner #productdesigner

Weekly Inspiration ↓ For the first time in 48 years, Decathlon has a logo. One of the biggest sports brands had a rebranding. What they’ve changed; → They now have a logo, not just a word mark → The new logo symbolises the brand’s mission to inspire through the wonders of sports → It embodies the outdoors, representing nature, sports and adventure → They've also customised their typeface, setting it apart from the ‘standard’ → They've implimented a complete new tone of voice, more fitting to their positioning. What do you think about Decathlon's new branding? Design by: Wolff Olins Typeface by: Grilli Type I’m Youri and I help startups leave a mark through their identity & website. I'm open for work, let’s connect! 🟢