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Why I Started Design Spotlight

I deleted Instagram from my phone a while ago.

Too much noise, too little meaning. But I quickly realized I missed something — that quiet routine of discovering new design work every day. The small spark you get from seeing how someone else solved a layout, balanced a typeface, or approached a brand idea differently.

So I decided to build a place for that. A space where I could keep up with new projects — not through algorithms or trends, but through real context and thoughtful organization. That's how Design Spotlight began.

What It's About

Design Spotlight is not another feed — it's more like a structured design journal.

Each case study comes with background, intent, and tags that actually make sense. You can look up fintech branding, find a great packaging system, or study digital product interfaces — and it's all connected, searchable, and made for professional use.

It's basically the tool I wanted as a working designer: a clean, intelligent archive that helps you spot new cases and understand what's shaping the field.

Who It's For

If you're an art director, it's a quick way to benchmark and gather references.

If you're part of a design team, it helps you explore how others approach the same challenges.

And if you're studying design, it's a simple way to learn from the real thing — projects made today, by people pushing the craft forward.

Design Spotlight is for anyone who wants to stay connected to design — without getting lost in the scroll.