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Branding & UX/UI Design

In digital products, brand impact and user guidance cannot be separated. That is why we combine visual identity, information structure and interface design into a design system – the foundation on which websites and applications are built.

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Brand

Branding

It starts with the visual foundation: what the brand consists of and the rules by which it is applied.

  • Brand identity

    Together, we define the visual foundation of your brand.

    • visual brand direction
    • colour palette
    • typography
    • logo application
    • visual language
    • graphic elements
    • design principles
    • digital brand application

    Existing corporate designs can be adopted, developed further or complemented for digital applications.

  • Design systems

    To keep a digital product consistent over the long term, we define reusable components and design rules.

    • buttons
    • forms
    • navigation
    • cards
    • typography
    • spacing
    • colours
    • states
    • interaction patterns

    This reduces inconsistencies and makes future extensions easier.

Clarity

UX Design

UX design does not ask first how an interface looks, but whether it is intuitive to use and clearly structured.

  • What information do users need first?
  • What decisions do they need to make?
  • Which steps are unnecessarily complicated?
  • Where do misunderstandings arise?
  • Which content and features belong together?
  • How can users reach their goal with as little friction as possible?

From this, we develop clear user journeys and information structures.

Interface

UI Design

The visual user interface is created based on the UX structure.

  • visual hierarchy
  • readability
  • recognisability
  • interaction states
  • responsive behaviour
  • accessibility
  • brand identity
  • consistency
Validation

Prototypes

Before development starts, we show you processes as a prototype.

You see how user guidance and interactions feel and have a say in what changes and how – while changes still take little effort.

Outcome

What does this mean for you?

  • A consistent, recognisable presence across all digital channels.
  • Interfaces in which visitors quickly find their way and understand your offer.
  • Less uncertainty and easier decisions thanks to clearly structured interfaces.
  • A visual system as the foundation for further pages, features and products.
Use cases

Typical projects

  • corporate websites
  • web applications
  • customer portals
  • dashboards
  • online shops
  • booking processes
  • digital platforms
  • design systems
  • existing applications with UX problems
  • visual development of existing brands