Linkture UI/UX

Linkture is an application designed to solve a problem almost every internet user faces: losing track of the original text after clicking through a series of links. It allows users to keep the primary content in sight while previewing links on the same page, making navigation through the "hyperlink labyrinth" much more efficient.
This project is a testament to my early exploration of UI/UX design at a time when the field was still emerging. It shows that I’ve always been interested in how functional design can solve tricky user problems.

The interface and its elements.
In this scenario, a search for 'Moholy-Nagy' triggers a set of UI cards. This setup serves as the entry point to a browsing experience where the conflict between reading and navigating is eliminated, keeping the original context always in sight.

Multiplatform

About functionalism:
Function is at the core of the philosophy behind Linkture and its UI design. Each and every element was designed to create a pleasant experience in reading and surfing online: the unity developed by the typeface, the leading, the position of the elements, the proportions, the colors.

Typography

The Grid
The Logo