I’m building a web-based, AI-powered image editor and I need a UI/UX designer who can translate a Fotor-like workflow into a fresh, bold, and colorful interface. Modern aesthetics sit at the heart of this project: crisp typography, vibrant accent hues, and smooth micro-interactions that make every tool feel alive. While the palette should catch the eye, the screens must still feel light and uncluttered so new users can begin editing in seconds. The core journey covers an editing canvas, sidebar tools, contextual settings, non-destructive layers, and real-time filter previews. Each step needs to feel seamless across desktop and tablet breakpoints; performance is critical, so thoughtful hierarchy and minimal asset weight are expected. I’d like to see: • Low-fidelity wireframes that map out the complete workflow • High-fidelity mock-ups for key screens (dashboard, editor, export) • An interactive Figma prototype demonstrating transitions and tool states • A concise style guide covering color system, typography, icons, and component states Acceptance criteria: the prototype loads quickly, adapts fluidly from 1440 px down to 768 px, and communicates tool status or errors within 200 ms. If you’ve designed creative SaaS products before and can bring bold color to a clean layout, send over a brief note and a portfolio link that highlights similar work. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right fit.