Hey Dribbblers,

Last year, I worked on a Social network project CMOlist

The idea is A private network for the world’s top CMOs to learn from each other. Only for heads of marketing from hyper-growth companies. Every member is carefully vetted. Browse & search 1000s of proven consultants, agencies, and technology vendors in 80 categories, recommended by other CMOs.

Learn what other leading companies are doing, share some wisdom, and innovate with fellow CMOs.

A world-class network of CMOs

Only for heads of marketing from hyper-growth companies. Every member is carefully vetted.

Strategic guides and playbooks

Access best practices shared by your peers, ranging from strategic planning to creating your operating cadence and preparing for an IPO.

Shared directory of trusted vendors

Browse & search 1000s of proven consultants, agencies, and technology vendors in 80 categories, recommended by other CMOs.

A key part of my work with CMOlist involved the design of a Social Platform. Following the principle of an aesthetic preference and a high focus on maximizing usability and accessibility allows us to create an experience that unites flexibility, efficiency, and aesthetic values.

The website had to display all of the information from the stack holder provided. To achieve this, I went for a simple and clean approach that adheres to my sophisticated design standards.

The result: an optimized user experience to have on the go.