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A deep dive into how we built Interfere’s new website
Rebuilding a website is never easy, especially when you’re also defining the visual identity for an early-stage company that’s still relatively unknown. We did a week-long sprint to figure out how we wanted Interfere to look and feel. There were a lot of interesting discussions, explorations and iterations during that week, and we distilled some of them into this post. We started with the visual identity. We had very little to go off of, so we explored dozens of completely different directions in Figma until one of them clicked: a clean and minimalist look that is unmistakably Interfere.…
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