UI Design
Effervescent Sign-In Page
YEAR
2025
Designer
ROLE
Project Overview
The effervescent sign-in page is a playful and inviting interface inspired by the lively qualities of bubbles, fizz, and motion. It’s design uses vibrant colour gradients, organic shapes, and rounded typography to create an airy, uplifting experience that reflects energy and joy.
A warm yellow background contrasts with cool blues and pops of pink, green, and orange to make each element stand out, while the irregular, blob-like form adds a sense of movement reminiscent of rising bubbles. The use of circular elements and subtle transparency enhances depth and lightness, reinforcing the effervescent theme.
Friendly, curved text like “Let’s get bubbly!” replaces typical UI language to foster approachability and delight. Altogether, the page blends colour, composition, and character to transform a simple login task into a fun and refreshing visual experience.
Tools Used
The Challenge
The challenge was to choose any adjective and transform it into a sign-in page that visually communicates its meaning through design alone. I selected the word “effervescent,” aiming to capture its qualities of liveliness, energy, and lightness using only colour, shape, typography, and composition.
The Solution
I transformed the adjective “effervescent” into a lively sign-in page that captures energy and joy through colour, shape, and typography. Vibrant gradients, organic forms, and playful text combine to create a light, bubbly, and engaging user experience.
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Sketches
I began by sketching several layout concepts inspired by the idea of effervescence, lightness, bubbles, and upward motion. My focus was on creating a playful and uplifting sign-in experience that contrasts the typically rigid and serious nature of login forms.
Timed Sketches
I sketched several concepts under timed constraints. This exercise encouraged rapid idea generation and helped me focus on the overall feeling rather than perfect details.
Six Thinking Hats
After completing my initial rapid sketches, I selected one concept to refine further. To evaluate and improve the design from multiple perspectives, I applied Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats method and had my peers fill it out.
Wireframe
I translated the concept into a wireframe to focus on layout, hierarchy, and interaction without the distraction of colour. The bubbly forms remain central, supporting the theme of effervescence while still organizing the interface in a way that users can easily understand.
Final Design