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Design Challenges
JOB ROLE
Product Designer
INDUSTRY
Various
YEAR
2026
Daily Design Challenges
I dive into quick daily design challenges to keep my imagination active and my pixels sharp.I build the visual languages that connect design and development.
Keeping it Fresh: Spending a little focused time every day (or when I find a free hour) playing with bold layouts, fun typography, and new visual styles just for the joy of creating.
Creative Muscle Memory: Treating each prompt like an exercise to think fast, intuitive, and always ready to build something unexpected.
Keeping it Fresh: Spending a little focused time every day (or when I find a free hour) playing with bold layouts, fun typography, and new visual styles just for the joy of creating.
Creative Muscle Memory: Treating each prompt like an exercise to think fast, intuitive, and always ready to build something unexpected.
Pure Playground
Stepping outside of corporate rules gives me a space to design without limits. I translate ambiguous problems into straightforward UX and UI design.
No Rules, Just Fun: Throwing out the standard guidelines to experiment with vibrant color palettes, whimsical aesthetics, and completely unconventional interfaces.
Uncapped Inspiration: Creating a colorful sandbox to test out wild ideas that keep my passion fueled and ultimately bring a fresh perspective back to my daily product work.
No Rules, Just Fun: Throwing out the standard guidelines to experiment with vibrant color palettes, whimsical aesthetics, and completely unconventional interfaces.
Uncapped Inspiration: Creating a colorful sandbox to test out wild ideas that keep my passion fueled and ultimately bring a fresh perspective back to my daily product work.
What I Built for Fun
Prompt #001
"Create a sign up page, modal, form, or app screen related to signing up for something. It could be for a volunteer event, contest registration, a giveaway, or anything you can image."
I designed a seamless, mobile-first sign-up flow dedicated to volunteering at my absolute favorite place on earth: the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi, Kenya. Known globally for their incredible rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned elephants. rhinos, and hippos, the trust relies heavily on a passionate community. My goal was to create a registration experience that feels just as warm, inviting, and impactful as the organization itself. The flow balances the data collection with rich, emotional visuals, ensuring that the transition from a digital supporter to an on-the-ground volunteer is inspiring and effortless.
Tools & Notes:
Figma Make | Design Wireframes and Flow
Figma | Design
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I designed a seamless, mobile-first sign-up flow dedicated to volunteering at my absolute favorite place on earth: the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi, Kenya. Known globally for their incredible rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned elephants. rhinos, and hippos, the trust relies heavily on a passionate community. My goal was to create a registration experience that feels just as warm, inviting, and impactful as the organization itself. The flow balances the data collection with rich, emotional visuals, ensuring that the transition from a digital supporter to an on-the-ground volunteer is inspiring and effortless.
Tools & Notes:
Figma Make | Design Wireframes and Flow
Figma | Design
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Prompt #002
Design a credit card checkout form or page. Don't forget the important elements such as the numbers, dates, security numbers, etc.
Tools & Notes:
Figma | WCAG AA Accessible
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Tools & Notes:
Figma | WCAG AA Accessible
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