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Context and Problem 🧩


The original website was built quickly to meet early business needs. It served its purpose, but over time, gaps in structure, consistency, and usability began to show. Visual elements felt outdated, content was overwhelming in places, and there was no clear system behind the design. Internally, the team lacked shared guidelines, which made updates slow and inconsistent.

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Goals 🚀


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Client 🏢


Client is a European software company working with clients across various industries, from solo founders to large enterprise teams. New website needed to reflect their experience and trustworthiness, not just function.

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Website Redesign Process 📝


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Website Solution ✅


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Design Guidelines


Developed a comprehensive 35+ slide presentation covering the brand story, tone of voice, text hierarchy, logo usage, grid systems, examples, and restrictions, ensuring consistent and cohesive branding across all materials.

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Print Design


Designed T-shirts, hoodies, mugs, banners, test tasks, notebooks, business cards, and badges, ensuring consistency with the brand guidelines and overall design identity.

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Results 🏆


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Key Learnings ✍️


This was one of my first large team projects, where I truly learned the value of feedback. I’m grateful it was done on-site, and I had the chance to collaborate with team in person, contribute across verious project stages, see how company processes work from the inside, and learn directly from the head designer.

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