On The Spot Development is a Polish IT boutique helping startups scale their tech teams – needed to unify their fragmented brand presence. With three separate websites (for clients, job seekers, and their developer community), they wanted one cohesive identity that could speak equally to CEOs and coders. What started as a light refresh turned into a full rebrand – spanning websites, merch, and everything in between. Their signature vibrant pink color needed to stay but required refinement to work across all touchpoints. Internally, different stakeholders had competing visions, leading us through five iterations before landing on the perfect solution. And technically, merging everything into Webflow required custom CMS setups, complex job filters, and seamless integrations with HubSpot, Mailchimp and other tools.
INSAIM DESIGN
UX/UI design, Website design, Branding
INSAIM DESIGN Portfolios
Renty is a rental platform connecting property owners with tenants. We created a user-friendly website for listing properties and finding short-term accommodations. The client needed a seamless platform to connect landlords and tenants, with a visually appealing yet functional design. We had to ensure responsiveness across devices while balancing aesthetics and usability. We built a modern platform with a clean layout, vibrant imagery, and intuitive navigation. A consistent design system ensured usability and responsiveness on all devices.
MealPreply began as an idea of personal meal-planning assistant. It’s designed for people aiming to lose weight, maintain a vegetarian diet, boost athletic performance, or simply eat healthier amidst busy schedules. The app helps users prep a week’s worth of meals in a single day, offering convenience without compromising on nutrition or taste.
We designed a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) app for a healthtech company — brand identity, mobile app UX/UI, and a landing page designed and built in Framer. A CGM is sold as a device, but what people actually live with is the app. The sensor is replaced every two weeks; the app is there every day. It's also one of the first things people experience before they commit to the device, and it keeps shaping their trust for months afterwards. Our challenge was to design an app people don't open to browse — they open it for a definite signal that everything is okay, or that they need to pay attention.
We developed the UX/UI design for the Carflex project to create a lightweight and intuitive interface. Our goal was to enhance the user experience, make interacting with the platform more enjoyable, and contribute to the project's growth. The client wanted to create a user-friendly and visually appealing interface, simplify the main use cases, and ensure the design was fully adapted for mobile devices. The improved user experience made the platform more engaging and easier to use. The mobile-friendly design expanded the platform's reach, allowing users to access it from any device. Overall, the design contributed to the project's growth and increased user satisfaction.
HPTX is a multimedia studio that creates contemporary art through technology. The client wanted to update the current site. The main problem was that the site was overloaded, the information was irrelevant and did not fully reflect the studio’s activities, and it did not stand out at all among competitors. As a result, we expanded the company’s guideline, put together a website that is memorable and stands out from the competition. The user is now greeted with funny 3D objects that demonstrate the capabilities of hptx.