Makeit pop.

Five useless sentences. One designer trying to work out what you actually mean.

Vague inputUseful output01 / Pressure test

01 / The machine

Choose your feedback.

Every button changes the diagnosis, the design move and the artwork. Because feedback should eventually do something.

Input / Select one

POP!

Processing: “Make it pop”

What they probably mean

The hierarchy is flat, so nothing knows where to look first.

The design move

Give one element permission to be loud. Make everything else support it.

“If every element pops, the page becomes a group chat.”

Contrast+42

Focal scale1.7x

Saturation+18

Restraint34%

02 / From sentence to system

The artwork is the last step. The useful work happens while deciding what the sentence is trying to protect, fix or change.

01 / ListenKeep the exact phrase.

Do not tidy it up before understanding the anxiety behind it.

02 / DiagnoseName the visual problem.

Hierarchy, confidence, trust, composition or recognition. One problem at a time.

03 / TranslateChoose variables that can move.

Contrast, scale, saturation and restraint turn opinion into something testable.

04 / PrototypeMake the decision visible.

The interface changes live, so the explanation and the outcome have to agree.

03 / What this proves

IdeaOne familiar frustration turned into a useful internet object.

JudgementThe visual change follows the diagnosis. It is not decoration pretending to be a system.

VoiceDry enough to be funny. Clear enough to teach without becoming a lecture.

BuildResponsive, keyboard-friendly and designed as a working experience from the start.

Designed, written and built by Clinton Feyisitan.