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How ideas take shape digitally.
Lume, Flow, Koru, Sofra, Rota and Pusula are sample concepts for e-commerce, team operations, hospitality, QR menus and booking experiences. Explore each audience, need and design decision. These concepts were created for fictional brands; they are not client projects or live products.
Designs made to stand the test of time.
Made with natural materials for modern living.
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Lume
A calm, product-focused shopping experience for a contemporary home brand.
CHALLENGEKeep a varied collection easy to explore without losing the story of its materials and making.
Explore the conceptToday’s focus
Keep your projects in one place.
Flow
A sample work management interface for tracking projects and tasks.
CHALLENGEHelp teams focus on the next important task when project and task information is scattered.
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In rhythm with nature.
Make room for a quiet escape.
Koru
A sample website for a nature-inspired hospitality brand.
CHALLENGECommunicate the atmosphere while keeping practical accommodation details easy to find.
Explore the conceptSofra
A QR menu and content management concept for a neighbourhood restaurant.
CHALLENGEMake a long menu easy to navigate on a small screen while presenting categories and item details clearly.
Explore the conceptReview your appointments.
Sample interface · Not a live booking
Rota
A customer booking flow and team calendar concept for service businesses.
CHALLENGECollect customer requests in a way that respects the business’s capacity and working rules.
Explore the conceptToday’s workflow
New request · Website form Just now
Appointment confirmed 12 min ago
Content updated 38 min ago
Pusula
A sample operations dashboard for making everyday business activity easier to follow.
CHALLENGEMake operational information easy to scan without overwhelming the team with metrics.
Explore the conceptWhat to look for in these examples
These are concepts, not finished products or client deliveries. They show how specific needs can shape interface and content decisions.
Who it is designed for
Explore the intended user and the context in which they would use the product.
Which need it addresses
Compare the brief and challenge with problems you have encountered.
How decisions take shape
See how visual hierarchy, navigation and content choices respond to the need.
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