Inès @ Odubu Design

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💻 Founder @ odubu.design 🌸 My portfolio → https://ines.co.kr/ ✨ Building My Tiny Home with @asyncdev.com 🌐 Mobbin Core Contributor Passionate about UX/UI design, micro-interactions, #buildinpublic and more. Based in Seoul.

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Screen recording of My Tiny Home, a cozy room building game built by Inès and Sébastien Gruhier. Currently in development.
Photo of a laptop, with Obsidian window open
Flutter Seoul Vibe Coding Hackathon promotional image
Email from an app user saying "Hello! Thank yo for Eepy app. It's the best time zone converter app I have ever used."
Event card for Design Korea #0. Black background with the Dev Korea and Figma logos. Title reads "Figma MCP × Claude Code — When designers ship working prototypes, not frames" by Inès Gruhier at Odubu Design. Event details at the bottom: April 23, 2026 at MARU180, Gangnam. QR code for RSVP in the bottom right corner.
Behind-the-scenes workspace for My Tiny Room v2 rebuild showcasing the complete design and development workflow: main desktop monitor in background displays Cursor code editor with Flutter game architecture and isometric room mockup running simultaneously, laptop in foreground shows Figma file with modular, repeating wallpaper and flooring patterns featuring vibrant watermelon and striped designs ready for implementation. iPad on the left displays Procreate with hand-drawn asset illustrations. This multi-screen setup demonstrates the seamless design-to-code process, where Figma designs flow directly into Cursor for development and Procreate handles custom asset creation. Warm orange ambient lighting creates an inviting, creative workspace atmosphere that reflects the cozy aesthetic of the indie game being rebuilt from scratch.
Screen recording of My Tiny Room. My Tiny Room is a cozy, casual room decorating mobile game. Game concept: you decorate your tiny room with furniture you buy with coins earned through a memory game. In the screen recording, user is adding and moving around objects and characters in the isometric room. Items are drawn in a colorful, cute style.
Screen recording showing how you can stack widgets on iOS
Screen recording of Inès' "My story" page.
Screen recording of the app "Eepy", a timezone converter
Screenshot featuring Figma new feature called "Slots". With slots, you will be able to add your own layers within instances and easily specify which instances a slot accepts, allowing for both increased usability and compliance with your design system.
Screenshot from Slack settings saying "Convert my typed emoticons to emoji"
Screen recording of a vibe-coded holographic QR code generator.
Screen recording of Dragonfly’s chat mobile interface
Screenshot of Figma with a text frame selected. Figma AI is suggesting the end of the sentence
Emoji picker open in Dragonfly's chat interface. The picker shows emoji categories and a grid of smiley face emojis.
A glass of iced latte with milk and espresso layers sits on a wooden tray beside a laptop displaying a Figma design project. The café setting features modern wooden chairs and a clean, minimalist interior. A cute bear-shaped stirrer adds a playful touch to the drink.
HTML structure showing a div with the aria-label "Tax Preparation & Filing", but the visible text is "Tax Preparation & Filin" with the last letter "g" placed inside a separate <span> element
HTML structure showing a div element with the text "Why Choose Area", where the question mark (?) is wrapped in a separate <span> element
Screenshot of a Figma size design shown in a browser developer tools view. The highlighted section contains large headline text reading 'Browse everything.' The developer tools panel at the bottom shows the HTML structure and CSS box model for the selected element.
Screenshot of the iPhone Home Screen showing the mail app icon with 469 unread notifications
Cherry blossom falling on Naver map app
Sudok-Hue, a sudoku game using colors instead of numbers
Interface of Google Payment, showing that the user has registered to the Developer Program on April 14, 2024
A screenshot of a conversation on Bluesky. The first post is by a user named Leo (@ewalf.com), saying: "test post schedule from self hosted postiz" (with "schedule" in bold and "postiz" in a stylized font). Below, a reply from Inès @ Odubu Design (@odubu.design) says: "Just a heads up, stylized text like this may break for screen readers.. Plain text is better for accessibility!"
Dragonfly app interface displayed on a MacBook and iPad. Dragonfly is a Bluesky desktop and iPad (and soon mobile) client with exclusive features like bookmarks, drafts, and more.
A perfectly made latte with silky, delicate latte art in a ceramic cup. In the softly blurred background, a stack of books adds to the cozy, warm ambiance of the café.
A screen recording of a text animation created in Rive
A screenshot of Dragonfly's interface. Dragonfly (Dfly) is a desktop app client for Bluesky.
Image of an outlet (power plug)
A screenshot showing the replies settings from Dragonfly, a desktop app client for Bluesky
A screenshot of App Store Connect showing the app previews for our upcoming app, Dragonfly. The interface displays various uploaded app previews, as we prepare for launch.
An illustration made by Inès Gruhier, combining Where’s Waldo?’s signature crowded scene style with a reinterpretation of Kim Hong-do’s Feast at Yeongyangjeong Pavilion (연광정연회도), a traditional Korean painting from the Joseon dynasty. The artwork was created as part of a university class project in partnership with Universal Studio Korea.
A screenshot of the OpenGraph Gallery website featuring the OpenGraph design for Dragonfly. Dragonfly is a desktop app client for Bluesky.
A quick demo of Dragonfly, a desktop app client for Bluesky.