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CONTENT DISCOVERY
The interface needed to make different content categories easy to discover without making the homepage feel crowded.
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Digital Magazine
THE DAILY
FRONT
Designing and developing a complete digital magazine experience from the interface to the code.
UI/UX × Developmentthedailyfront.com
The Daily Front — Main InterfaceScreenshot
ROLEUI/UX Designer + Developer
TYPEDigital Magazine
PLATFORMNext.js + Vercel
WORKDesign + Full Development
01 / OverviewA digital
A digital
magazine
built from
scratch
The Daily Front is a digital magazine focused on practical insights across modern life, technology, pets and travel.
I designed and developed the website as a complete digital publishing experience. The project involved shaping the visual interface, organizing the content structure and building the implementation with Next.js, hosted on Vercel.
The final experience combines editorial content with a clean, structured interface designed to help visitors discover stories and move between categories easily.
Visit the live website↗02 / ChallengeThe
The
problem
The goal was to create a publishing experience that could handle multiple content categories while remaining simple and easy to navigate.
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VISUAL HIERARCHY
A digital magazine needs strong hierarchy so readers can quickly distinguish featured stories, categories and supporting content.
03↗
RESPONSIVENESS
The experience needed to remain usable and visually consistent across desktop, tablet and mobile screen sizes.
04↗
PLATFORM MIGRATION
The magazine moved to a new platform, so the design, URLs and existing posts had to carry over without breaking the experience.
03 / SolutionBuilt
Built
around
discovery
01
Created a structured magazine-style homepage.
02
Organized content into clear category sections.
03
Built a consistent navigation and footer system.
04
Added search and content discovery patterns.
05
Designed dedicated service and contact experiences.
06
Optimized the interface for responsive layouts.
04 / ProcessFrom idea
From idea
to website
01↗
PLAN
Defined the content structure, navigation and overall direction of the publication.
02↗
DESIGN
Established typography, spacing, visual hierarchy and reusable interface patterns.
03↗
DEVELOP
Built the website structure, styling and interactive behavior with Next.js and deployed it on Vercel.
04↗
REFINE
Iterated on responsiveness, navigation, content sections, metadata and overall usability.
05 / InterfaceThe
The
homepage
The homepage was structured as an editorial entry point, allowing visitors to quickly scan trending content, categories and featured stories.
thedailyfront.com
Homepage — Editorial OverviewScreenshot
06 / Content ArchitectureOne system
One system
Multiple
stories
Content was divided into focused categories so the publication could grow while maintaining a predictable navigation structure.
01
Lifestyle & Culture
02
Pets & Animals
03
Tech & Gadgets
04
Travel
07 / Supporting ExperiencesBeyond the
Beyond the
homepage
Contact Pagethedailyfront.com
Get in Touch With UsFull Page
Services Pagethedailyfront.com
Write For Us / Hire UsFull Page
08 / FeaturesWhat I
What I
built
01Responsive Layout
02Magazine Homepage
03Category Navigation
04Search
05Trending Content
06Editor's Pick
07Newsletter
08Contact Form
09Guest Post Flow
10Service Pages
11SEO Structure
12Admin Dashboard
09 / DevelopmentI wrote
I wrote
the code
This project was not only a design exercise. I also developed the website implementation myself.
Building with Next.js and deploying on Vercel gave me control over the page layouts, styling, navigation, content sections and responsive behavior, along with a simple admin dashboard for publishing new posts.
This allowed me to approach the project as both a designer and developer — thinking about the visual experience while also considering how the interface actually works in the browser.
My contribution
100%Design + Code + Iteration
10 / OutcomeFrom
From
concept
to live
The Daily Front became a complete live digital magazine experience with a structured publishing interface, category navigation, supporting pages and responsive layouts.
01
LIVE
Published digital magazine
02
04+
Core content categories
03
01
Complete custom implementation
11 / ReflectionWhat this
What this
project taught me
Designing a publication is not only about making individual pages look good. The content structure has to work as a system.
Moving the magazine to Next.js and Vercel pushed me to think beyond visual design and understand the actual implementation behind the interface.
Building the entire project myself helped me connect design decisions with real development constraints.
Live ProjectSEE IT
SEE IT
LIVE
Explore the actual website and see the final implementation in the browser.
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