Digcy
Product and web design studio working in Framer and Spline on SaaS, web apps, 3D landing pages and mobile UI
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About
Digcy is a product and web design studio based in Casablanca, Morocco, working with startups and teams on SaaS platforms, web apps and mobile experiences from idea to production-ready design. Dribbble posts credit Ayoub Kada as lead product designer, and the profile carries a Framer Expert badge. Projects include a real-time interactive 3D agent coin built in Spline for the Whitebridge Network website, a 3D smart health ring landing page animation, and concept designs for a padel dashboard, a banking app and a tennis brand.
Projects 6

3D Agent Coin Design: Whitebridge Network
Fully interactive real-time 3D scene designed in Spline and implemented on the Whitebridge Network website, with custom animations and production-tuned performance. Credited to Ayoub Kada and posted with Digcy.
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3D Smart Health Ring Landing Page Animation
Concept landing page, credited to Ayoub Kada and posted with Digcy, for a smart health ring, combining immersive 3D visuals, cinematic animation and subtle interactions.
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Padel Sport Dashboard
Dark, glassmorphic sports dashboard concept that presents live padel match stats, player insights and leaderboard rankings.
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Lopspeed: Bold Banking Mobile App UI
Banking mobile app UI concept with spending insights and smart saving flows, built around clear hierarchy and a confident design language.
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Spwin: Crypto Rewards App Store Screenshots Design
Concept set of App Store screenshots for a gamified crypto rewards app, showing earning, daily tasks and leaderboard moments with bold gradients.
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Court Culture: Tennis Landing Page
Minimal landing page concept for Court Culture, a tennis brand, using clean layouts, structured spacing and geometric shapes inspired by movement on the court.
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