Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a speculative branding project called SYNC, exploring what a future AI-powered fitness environment could look like.

The idea is an adaptive identity system where the brand changes based on different user experiences, environments, and activities. Instead of creating six separate brands, the system uses one core identity that adapts through six different modes:

🧘 Focus
⚡ Power
🌊 Flow
🧭 Navigate
📊 Pulse
🌌 Horizon

The project includes identity design, UI concepts, motion design, environmental graphics, and wearable/digital touchpoints.

I’d really appreciate any feedback.

Thanks!

I created a set of icons for a client. The plan was to make them clean and modern.
Please Give your honest opinion.
What could be done better?

Hi everyone!

I've just graduated with a BA in Graphic Design and would really appreciate any feedback or thoughts on the work in my portfolio as I'm looking to improve. I've done a handful of client work as shown in the portfolio but no internships or job roles yet, open to any honest thoughts! https://tuqalynch.com

Thanks :)

Hi everyone, I am looking for portfolio feedback, please see my post above

i am building my portfolio , so this a design a made , supposed to be for an ice cream store , please give me your opinion , thank you

This is a first-level browser RPG quest. The goal is to explain the objective and reward without making the player read a wall of text. What would you remove before adding anything?

Disclosure: some background 3D assets are Meshy-assisted; the modal and UI are custom.

Hi!

I havent done graphic design in awhile and feel a bit rusty. Im hoping to get some feedback on my design. I will be using this wine label for my friends bridal shower. Please dont mind the bad pun at the bottom. Thanks!

Hello, I'm a french graphic designer with a history of warehouse work.

This CV was inspired by packages stickers, i am a fan of micro graphic aesthetics and it make sense with my history.

I am quite happy with the result but i am looking for mistakes i could have missed or any feedback on the composition or legibility.

Edit :

I wasn't expecting so much responses so fast.
To answer some of you

- I know it is not ATS compliant, I have an ugly resume too, i just want to have a nice one in case I have to deal with a designer in the hire process.

- The QR code is large on purpose, it's a shipping label. But i get the point that none of you guys saw the URL just under (clickable on PDF), as a good designer, I'll MAKE IT BIGGER.

- In general, i get that the design is busy, and it's essentially due to the concept in the first place, I'll think about it.

With all that I see now that there is too much text in the wrong places.

Edit 2 :

The fact that it got so much reactions and so much "hate it" or "love it" tells me i am on the right path.

New OTT release tracker (Netflix/Prime/JioHotstar), early stage, want honest feedback

1. Overview: A dark-themed, card-based content site, minimal layout, one accent color, built to feel more like a curated feed than a database/listing page.
Link: https://weekly-watchlist.netlify.app/

2. Intended audience and use: Casual browsers scanning quickly on both desktop and mobile, so visual scannability matters more than dense information display.

3. Design problems I need help with: Whether the dark theme/contrast is working, whether the card design feels distinctive or too close to a generic template, and how the typography pairing reads (a display font for branding, a mono font for metadata/labels, a standard sans for body).

4. Specific feedback wanted: Visual hierarchy on the cards, whether the accent color is used effectively or overused, and whether the mobile grid layout (multiple cards per row) holds up compared to desktop.

Let me know if anything else catches your eye, I'd rather know now than later. Thanks!

I posted this in a couple of other subreddits and got some useful responses, so I figured I would share it here too for a fresh set of eyes.

I work at a company that does enterprise AI engineering, things like custom AI agents, multi-agent orchestration, RAG platforms, document intelligence, legal and contract AI, and workflow automation. We also run all of it in production for clients rather than just building it and handing it over.

We have been reworking our website. The current one does a poor job of showing any of that, so I put together a first conceptual version and then a newer version that builds on it. That newer one is what I would most like people to look at.

Let me know what still comes across as generic, what you would cut, and what looks off to you. I am after feedback on the content itself, whether it makes it clear what we actually do, and the theme too. Does it feel right for a B2B AI company or does it come off like it is trying too hard?

Current: https://mindzkonnected.com/
Conceptual: http://mindzkonnected.lovable.app/
Conceptual but different theme and seemingly more complete: MindzKonnected — Production RAG & document intelligence

Hey everyone,

I’m working on a digital business card UI design.

The goal is to keep it clean, highly readable, and easy to navigate, with clear sections.

Any feedback on how to improve the UX or general look and feel would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I have a habit of over complication so I’m trying to do something simple.

Bonjour a tous,

Voici mon CV. Je ne suis pas encore a la recherche de taff. Je suis au chômage (CSP) et je fais une formation Économiste de chantier et prochainement dessinateur projeteur. Que pensez-vous de mon cv ? Apres les 2 formations sera-t-il un projet intéressant ?

Merci beaucoup de vos retours

It'll be put into a simple black frame. Size of the print and albums are deliberate, just wondering if I've been desensitized to any odd positions or colors? Appreciate it.

Does anyone have any advice on how to make this character Sheet more interesting graphic design wise?

Hey, I just finished my store. If you pass by, could you please write a review.

Thank you in advance

https://cielune.store/

I’m choosing between these two professionally designed covers for my forthcoming nonfiction book, The Book of Science: A Foundational Guide to a Science-Based, Non-Theistic Religion.

Please judge them as though you were scrolling through Amazon, ideally while viewing them at approximately thumbnail size. Which cover would make you more likely to stop and click to learn more about the book: Cover 1 or Cover 2? I’d also appreciate hearing what first impression each cover gives you and why you prefer one over the other.

For context, the book is intended to serve as the foundational text of The Fellowship of Science (TFOS), a new religion that is still in the early stages of being built. TFOS is non-theistic and does not ask people to worship a god or accept supernatural claims. Instead, it seeks to provide some of the tangible benefits and functions commonly associated with religion—including community, shared identity, evidence-informed rituals and practices, a moral framework informed by scientific knowledge, a scientific account of our origins, secular stories and parables, and guidance for living—while grounding its teachings in science rather than divine revelation.

Each cover was created by a different designer. I did not design either one, so please feel free to be completely honest.

So when it comes to the collections section of my website each page has a different way of listing everything, and the movies page is the only one you can click on to get more details. I'd really like to have a standard kind of layout or flow instead of jumping around. Especially for the movies page as it takes so long to load all the images and just feels clunky to me.

https://rwkraemer.com/Collections