Hussh

Context & problem

Hussh builds personal supercomputing: AI that runs on hardware you own, plus an Information Marketplace where people choose what to share and set their own price.

• A hard idea to explain — On-device AI and getting paid for your own data are new concepts for most visitors.
• A look below the product — The previous page didn't convey the premium, futuristic product behind it.
• No clear path to action — Visitors needed a direct way from curiosity to getting Agent One.

Process & discovery

I redesigned the landing page end to end, from the story and layout in Figma to the production code and micro-interactions, with Claude as a partner in both design and development. I worked on the front end, coding it in React with every micro-interaction.

• Story — A narrative in a few scrolls: what Hussh is, how it works and why you own it.
• Design — Desktop and mobile layouts in Figma with a dark, glowing gold visual language.
• System — Colors, typography and components ready to scale across the whole page.
• Code — Front-end and micro-interactions built with Claude Code, including the interactive 3D emoji.

Results

The new landing page tells the Hussh story in a few scrolls and leads straight to Agent One, with a premium look that matches the product.

• Full Redesign — Desktop & Mobile
• Code & Micro-interactions — Built by me

Tools

Designed in Figma with Claude, then coded with Claude Code, including every micro-interaction.

• Figma — UI & Design System
• Claude — Design & Code
• React — Front-end & Micro-interactions

Learnings

• Show the idea, don't explain it — Visual demos of the marketplace made an abstract concept easy to grasp.
• Motion sells the product — Micro-interactions gave the page the premium feel of the hardware.
• Design and code together — Building with Claude Code kept the final page faithful to the Figma design.