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INOVENT is imported from Behance as a Figma design case study. The project is categorized under Figma designs so it can be browsed separately from websites and mobile/backend implementation work.
INOVENT is a Figma UI/UX design case study imported from Behance, published January 10, 2025, with focus areas including Figma, UI Design, UX Design, Web Design.
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INOVENT is imported from Behance as a Figma design case study. The project is categorized under Figma designs so it can be browsed separately from websites and mobile/backend implementation work.
The scraped project tags and tools identify the work around Figma, UI Design, UX Design, Web Design, UI/UX, ui design, user interface, landing page. These tags are preserved as capabilities on the detail page so visitors can quickly understand the product type, UI direction, and design craft involved.
10 Behance-hosted project images were downloaded into the local portfolio asset folder and attached to this case study. The detail page uses those local files for the hero preview and gallery instead of hotlinking remote Behance images.
Source: Behance. Published: January 10, 2025. Last updated: May 12, 2025. Profile stats at scrape time: 99 Behance views and 12 appreciations. Original project URL: https://www.behance.net/gallery/216546745/INOVENT.
The technical footprint stays visible without turning the case study into a sparse list.
INOVENT is imported from Behance as a Figma design case study. The project is categorized under Figma designs so it can be browsed separately from websites and mobile/backend implementation work.
The scraped project tags and tools identify the work around Figma, UI Design, UX Design, Web Design, UI/UX, ui design, user interface, landing page. These tags are preserved as capabilities on the detail page so visitors can quickly understand the product type, UI direction, and design craft involved.
10 Behance-hosted project images were downloaded into the local portfolio asset folder and attached to this case study. The detail page uses those local files for the hero preview and gallery instead of hotlinking remote Behance images.


