Umar M.K retweeted
Design is not art.
But you can borrow the right art style and turn a brand into something people remember.
I’ve been mixing strategy with art styles lately.
Clear user, clear problem, clear positioning, plus a style that hits hard and gives the brand a soul.
This mix gives your brand a clear personality and makes it memorable from the first look.
Been practicing by replicating an illustration and honestly, the growth is wild
Last year I was basically fighting Illustrator with only strokes to form a sketch.
This time, I actually understood how to build shapes properly and make everything easy to fill.
Progress is progress.
Umar M.K retweeted
The moment you've ACTUALLY been waiting for... Introducing Deep Research!
Rolling out now, Deep Research browses hundreds of sites to craft an organized report AND gives you an annotated list of sources for deeper exploration, all of which you can add directly to your notebook.
Here's a look at a hero section redesign I did. The original felt a bit vague and had some confusing metrics, so I updated it to have a much clearer value prop and social proof that actually feels real and builds trust. What do you think?
Another redesign of a shot I found on Pinterest. Let me know what you think.
Found this design on Pinterest and decided to redesign it. The original had stacked cards showing how much of each asset you have. Now, users see a list with relevant info by default, with an option to switch back to the card view. Let me know what you think.
Unlock the power of your non-profit's online presence! Here's the anatomy of an effective landing page designed to tell your story, showcase your impact, and drive support. I used this structure recently for a project and the client was impressed with the result.
Worked on another version of the logo but kept the same color. This time, I went for an abstract mark. While it’s not entirely unique, I think it clearly represents what the brand stands for. Let me know what you think.
I split Lessons and Chats to separate quick inquiries from structured learning. The Collections page ties it together, a space to save lessons and recurring chats for easy access and better organization.
















































