LinkedIn Feed UI Design
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need a focused Figma session to craft a brand-new user interface for a LinkedIn project, zeroing in on the networking/feed section. I already have broad feature notes and a few rough wireframes; what I’m missing is a polished, component-driven layout that feels unmistakably “LinkedIn” while still pushing the visual language forward.
During the session we’ll work live in Figma’s multiplayer environment. You’ll translate my notes into a clean, auto-layout-ready frame, establish colour and text styles, and build reusable components so future screens slot in effortlessly. Micro-interaction ideas (hover states, reactions, post composer cues) are welcome, provided they’re shown directly in Figma’s prototyping mode.
Deliverables
• Master Figma file containing the networking/feed section in desktop view (mobile responsiveness is a plus)
• Documented component library with organised layers, colour, and text styles
• Quick click-through prototype demonstrating basic feed interactions
Acceptance criteria: file opens without missing fonts, components are named logically, and the prototype link is share-ready for stakeholders. If you’re confident in social-network UI patterns and rapid Figma workflows, let’s schedule the session and build something great.
During the session we’ll work live in Figma’s multiplayer environment. You’ll translate my notes into a clean, auto-layout-ready frame, establish colour and text styles, and build reusable components so future screens slot in effortlessly. Micro-interaction ideas (hover states, reactions, post composer cues) are welcome, provided they’re shown directly in Figma’s prototyping mode.
Deliverables
• Master Figma file containing the networking/feed section in desktop view (mobile responsiveness is a plus)
• Documented component library with organised layers, colour, and text styles
• Quick click-through prototype demonstrating basic feed interactions
Acceptance criteria: file opens without missing fonts, components are named logically, and the prototype link is share-ready for stakeholders. If you’re confident in social-network UI patterns and rapid Figma workflows, let’s schedule the session and build something great.