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Dribble Link - https://dribbble.com/shots/26893989-Edulab-Online-Education-Website-Banner-Design

Designed a high-conversion education platform banner focused on clarity, trust, and scalability.
This case study highlights how strategic visual hierarchy, learner-centric design, and SEO-optimized content can elevate an online course platform’s credibility and engagement.

Built to serve students, professionals, and creators—while helping education brands grow organically, convert faster, and scale effortlessly.

Dribble Link - https://dribbble.com/shots/26873435-Online-Yoga-Landing-Page-UI-UX-Modern-Wellness-Website-Design

Design meets wellness.
Here’s my latest Online Yoga Landing Page UI/UX design, created with a calm visual identity, clean hierarchy, and a conversion-focused layout.

From a powerful hero section to trust-driven testimonials, course cards, pricing plans, and trainer highlights — every section is crafted to support real user goals like flexibility, posture improvement, stress reduction, and guided online learning.

Built with Figma, centered on clarity, emotion, and user-first thinking.
Always exploring how design can help wellness brands connect deeper with their audience.

Let me know your thoughts — feedback is always welcome.
Designed by Anjali Sharma | UI/UX Designer

Just wrapped up a new landing page banner design for a Yoga Studio Website UI 🧘‍♀️💫

My goal for this hero section was to create a balance of calmness + energy, using soothing gradients, an artistic illustration, and high-contrast typography to drive attention to the CTA.

🔹 Target: Lead conversion + emotional appeal
🔹 Focus Areas: Visual hierarchy, UX writing, CTA contrast, social proof, clean navigation
🔹 Tools Used: Figma
🔹 Type: Landing page UI (Hero Section)

I’d love your thoughts — what’s your favorite element from this design? 💬
More screens + case study coming soon 🌸

🔥 Hotdogs Kings — Hero Section UI Exploration 🍔🌭

Dribble Link - https://dribbble.com/shots/26860639-A-B-Testing-Appetite-3-Hero-Variations-for-Hotdogs-Kings

Just dropped 3 different hero section concepts for a fast-food brand — each designed with a different approach to appetite psychology, visual hierarchy, and conversion strategy.

From clean & premium → bold & energetic → product-centric & delicious, every variation explores how UI choices influence cravings and clicks.

🎯 Design Intent
• Make the food the hero
• Highlight pricing to reduce decision fatigue
• CTA optimized for ordering fast
• Warm color palette to trigger appetite + comfort

Because good design doesn’t just look tasty — it sells. 👀

Which version do you like the most?
🔻 Drop your pick in the comments: V1 / V2 / V3

✨ New Portfolio Header — UI/UX & Brand Designer ✨
First impressions matter, especially in design.
This hero section is crafted to communicate who I am, what I do, and why it matters — in the first 5 seconds.

🚀 Design Focus
• Trust-building through personality–first visuals
• Clear hierarchy & minimal navigation
• CTA that invites collaboration — “Let’s Work Together”
• Sub-headline focused on real value: better user journeys, stronger brand presence & higher ROI

The goal wasn’t just to make it look good —
but to make it convert, engage, and reflect confidence.

Would love to hear your thoughts ⬇️
How important do you think a strong hero section is for a portfolio?

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🎨 Portfolio Highlight – Fashion Poster Design 🎨

Here’s a creative poster I designed on Canva for a fictional Clothing Studio. The goal was to capture attention with bold typography, high contrast colors, and modern layout, making it perfect for fashion branding and promotions.

As a creator & designer, I love experimenting with layouts, typography, and branding to make every project feel unique and impactful. This poster is a practice demo, showing how creative direction can turn simple ideas into scroll-stopping visuals.

✨ Key Design Elements:
✔️ Bold “LATEST TREND” typography for instant impact
✔️ Vibrant yellow background balanced with monochrome model imagery
✔️ Clear hierarchy for branding, contact, and call-to-action
✔️ Minimal yet trendy composition, ideal for both digital & print use

This project is a practice demo to showcase my design skills and creative direction — no client involvement.

UI/UX Case Study Practice – Junk Removal Website Redesign

Here’s a side-by-side before vs after comparison of a homepage hero section I redesigned for practice (not a client project).

UI/UX Case Study Practice – Junk Removal Website Redesign

Here’s a side-by-side before vs after comparison of a homepage hero section I redesigned for practice (not a client project).

✨ Before:
The original design had useful info but the value proposition wasn’t strong, text blended into the background, and the “Book Now” CTA wasn’t very prominent.

✨ After (My Mockup):

Clear, bold headline: “Same Day Junk Removal Services in Toronto”

Strong CTA with postal code entry + “No Credit Card Required”

Key benefits shown with simple icons (Curbside Pickup, Same Day Service, Competitive Pricing, Larger Truckloads)

Improved readability & accessibility with better contrast

Cleaner hierarchy = quicker user decision making

✅ Why it’s good for users:

Less friction → Easier to book quickly

More trust signals → Higher confidence before clicking

Mobile-friendly CTA → Simple & fast experience on all devices

This was purely a practice redesign to sharpen my UI/UX skills and explore how small changes can make a huge impact on user experience & conversions 💡

Website Link for which i have designed the home page - https://www.ridofittoronto.com/