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My goal for the profile page design was to create something clean, minimalistic, and easy for users to scan while keeping it familiar to what they expect from a hiring platform. I wanted the interface to feel intuitive and approachable, so I made sure to incorporate familiar elements that users would recognize right away.

I grouped the Projects, Skills, and Activity tabs together in one section, making it easy for users to find key information without having to dig through multiple areas. This setup makes navigation quicker and helps keep things streamlined. I also placed important details, like account links and contact information, to the right of the profile. This way, users can spot the essentials immediately without needing to scroll or search for them.

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For interactions, I designed two simple buttons: Follow and Connect. These actions are clear and cater to the needs of both job seekers and employers, making engagement with the profile straightforward and effective.

When it came to colors, I chose #77AD78, a calming green that feels professional and welcoming, alongside #FFFFFF for a clean, neutral background. This color combination not only makes the page more readable but also gives it a fresh, modern look without losing that minimalist vibe I wanted to achieve.

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Ipek, good job. Minimalist approach you've chosen provides a great sense of ease and navigation.

Think about adding a secondary color or finding ways to soften the primary color. Currently, the primary color is so dominant that it starts to lose its strength and importance. Incorporating various shades could contribute to a better balance and help certain elements stand out more.

Overall, great job!

I look forward to seeing how you develop this!

Thank you for your feedback, Petar! I'll search a secondary color and experiment with various shades to create a more balanced visual hierarchy.

Your work is really great, you have created a minimal and intuitive interface using calming colors and you have provided solutions to errors that Linkedin currently has.

I like the importance of projects, creating a platform that is not only skills-based but also promotes personal projects. Also, I love the split between follow and connect that I find confusing on Linkedin, and the idea of arranging content horizontally instead of vertically, that way on one page you immediately have everything you need to know about that person.

The only thing I feel like advising you is in providing rationale in what you did. Explain why you arranged the content this way and your process for getting there. Lastly add a secondary/tertiary color to highlight the current status in the navigation bar.

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Thank you for your feedback, Andrea!

Well Done Ipek I am liking your design and your choices for the layout! Like the other comments a secondary colour could enhance the design more. It would be interesting to hear more about your choices behind your layout and why you put things in certain places. Well done!

Thank you for your feedback, Robert! Next time, I'll make sure to include more of my insights on my design choices.
You are welcome!

awesome

Thanks, Eric!

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