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We designed Norem’s brand identity around one simple idea: better skin days should feel good. The goal was to give the s...
09/07/2026

We designed Norem’s brand identity around one simple idea: better skin days should feel good. The goal was to give the skincare brand a look that feels positive, playful, and easy to connect with.

The identity brings together bold colors, expressive typography, warm photography, and playful graphic elements, giving Norem a visual language that feels different from the usual skincare brands.

The challenge was keeping that playful personality clear and consistent across everything, from brand messaging and packaging to campaign visuals and everyday touchpoints.

So we built a flexible system where each element has its own character, while everything still feels like part of the same brand.

The result is an identity that feels bright and confident without trying too hard, giving Norem a recognizable world to grow into.

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We designed the mobile app version of Deuce, taking the same tennis dashboard we built for desktop and making it work ju...
09/06/2026

We designed the mobile app version of Deuce, taking the same tennis dashboard we built for desktop and making it work just as well from your pocket.

It covers match schedules, live scores, and player profiles, so a coach or analyst can check what's happening courtside without needing to be at a desk.

The real challenge was fitting that much data-win rates, tactics, and breakpoints onto a small screen without losing the depth the desktop version had.

So we kept the same structure, quick stats up top, deeper breakdowns a tap away, and just resized for one hand instead of one big screen.

It means checking on a match or pulling up a player's stats works the same whether you're at your desk or walking into the stadium.

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We designed an AI-powered customer support workspace for teams that want to manage conversations, collaboration, and AI ...
09/05/2026

We designed an AI-powered customer support workspace for teams that want to manage conversations, collaboration, and AI assistance from one place.

The project brings customer messages, team discussions, support channels, and AI agents into a single dashboard. Instead of switching between different tools, everything needed to handle a conversation stays within the same workspace.

We wanted the AI to feel like a natural part of the product. So rather than putting it in a separate tool, we placed AI assistance directly inside the support workflow, where teams can use it while working on a customer conversation.

The dashboard also makes it easy for teams to collaborate around those conversations. They can bring in the right teammates, discuss an issue, and work on a response without leaving the workspace.

The idea was to keep a complex support system simple and connected, while making AI feel like another useful part of the team.

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We designed a website for Pyko, a skincare brand that needed the site to feel as clean and natural as the products thems...
09/04/2026

We designed a website for Pyko, a skincare brand that needed the site to feel as clean and natural as the products themselves.

The page's job was to walk people from what the product does hydrating, calming, restoring- straight into buying it, without burying that message under a generic e-commerce layout.

The real challenge was making botanical, ingredient-focused skincare feel premium without leaning on the usual clinical white space every skincare site defaults to.

So we built it around warm tones and real skin, letting the product benefits sit right next to the actual bottle instead of separating claims from proof.

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We designed the brand identity for Payno, a finance app that needed to feel simple and trustworthy the moment someone op...
09/03/2026

We designed the brand identity for Payno, a finance app that needed to feel simple and trustworthy the moment someone opens it, not intimidating like a lot of finance products end up looking.

The identity had to carry across the app icon, the physical card, and marketing visuals, all speaking the same visual language whether someone's tapping to pay or checking their earnings.

The real challenge was making a finance brand feel approachable without losing the credibility people expect from something handling their money.

So we built it around a clean wordmark and a calm blue gradient, letting the card and app icon share that same tone so the brand feels consistent whether it's in your wallet or your pocket.

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We designed a full character roster for a game, five fighters each with their own class, weapon and backstory that actua...
09/02/2026

We designed a full character roster for a game, five fighters each with their own class, weapon and backstory that actually shapes how they fight.

Rai's a storm-powered vanguard, Kai's a blade-wielding ronin, Juno's the shield-holding tank, Onyx sneaks around with poison, and Yurei's the ghost archer, each one built to feel like a completely different way to play.

The real challenge was giving five distinct fighters their own identity while keeping them feeling like they belong in the same universe.

So we built a consistent card system, level, class icons and color coding that lets each character stand apart while still reading as part of one roster.

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We designed a music app that helps people actually understand their listening habits instead of just playing songs on sh...
09/01/2026

We designed a music app that helps people actually understand their listening habits instead of just playing songs on shuffle.

It tracks listening time, breaks down genre patterns, and uses AI to surface daily mixes and discovery picks that feel tailored instead of random.

The real challenge was combining a straightforward music player with deeper listening insights without making the app feel like two different products glued together.

So we kept playback front and center in its own focused space, while stats and discovery live in a separate section for anyone who wants to dig into their habits.

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We designed a player profile view for Deuce, a tennis dashboard built for coaches and analysts who need the full picture...
08/31/2026

We designed a player profile view for Deuce, a tennis dashboard built for coaches and analysts who need the full picture on one athlete, not just a scoreline.

It pulls together win rate, surface performance, shot distribution and season history so someone can actually understand how a player performs, not just how they placed.

The real challenge was fitting career-level data next to recent match trends without one section drowning out the other.

So we split it by intent; quick stats and recent matches stay up top for a fast read, while charts and tactics sit below for anyone who wants to dig deeper into a specific player.

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We designed the brand identity for Celrae, a skincare line built around sun protection and daily hydration for people wh...
08/30/2026

We designed the brand identity for Celrae, a skincare line built around sun protection and daily hydration for people who actually use it outside, not just in a bathroom.

Every product, the SPF tube, the rejuvenator cream, the serum dropper, needed to feel like it belongs together whether it's sitting in a tote bag or lined up on a shelf.
The real challenge was making sunscreen packaging feel premium instead of purely functional, since that category usually leans clinical or sporty.

So we paired a soft coral with deep purple, letting the SPF products carry the warmer tone while the treatment line stayed in the cooler purple, keeping the whole system easy to tell apart at a glance.

This one was a nice one, sunscreen branding rarely gets to feel this considered.
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We designed a website for Novura, a beverage brand that needed the page to feel as refreshing as the drink itself.The si...
08/29/2026

We designed a website for Novura, a beverage brand that needed the page to feel as refreshing as the drink itself.

The site's job was simple: get people to actually taste what the brand feels like -natural ingredients and real flavor, before they ever add a can to the cart.
The real challenge was selling a drink through a screen, since taste and freshness aren't things you can show, only suggest.
So we leaned on real moments, someone drinking it at the beach, condensation on the can, and fruit right next to the product, so it reads as something you'd actually want cold in your hand.

This one was a fun one; selling a feeling is a lot harder than selling a product.
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