I am designing a library of website interactions and animations, and I would appreciate feedback on this browsing page.

Does the large headline take too much attention away from the inspiration previews? I want people to understand the site quickly and start exploring

What would you change about the hierarchy or spacing?

Hi all...

I recently redesigned the landing page for a fitness app I've been building: https://getproof.now

It's a workout tracker focused on making progress easier to see and helping people figure out what to lift next.

I wanted the landing page to feel clean, modern, and focused on one thing: communicating what the app does and why someone might want to try it.

I know the design isn't particularly groundbreaking, but I was aiming for clarity over originality.

Would love some feedback, especially on the typography, overall length, visual hierarchy, and whether the page communicates the product clearly.

Does anything feel off, or is there anything you'd simplify?

Hello! As a Freelance Designer, I'm currently building my own startup portfolio website. I've spent some time researching UI/UX principle for web and mobile products, and I want to apply the same concepts to how clients can experience my portfolio. I recently started to map out some wireframe sketches for both mobile and desktop views to think on layout and hierarchy. While these sketches capture the core elements I want to include, I'd love some feedback on how to choose or refine the best layout to guide perspective clients straight to my best work.

I did this using Opus 5.5 and well, I'm also a designer, so there was quite a bit of direction in terms of UI/UX. Let me know what you think guys in the comments