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Harvey — Contract Intelligence
This time for the big screen!
At Harvey FORUM in New York a conference bringing together speakers, presentations, and the wider legal-tech space, Harvey showcased major improvements and new features at scale.
I had the pleasure of contributing to one of the key launches:
Contract Intelligence.
Shipping new features is one thing. Communicating them clearly is another especially in product and AI. My job was to turn the core idea into something people instantly get, using story and visuals: grounded in the design language created by Harvey’s team, and brought to life through motion.
Motion Design by me, with creative direction by Joakim Carlsson (JOA Studio) and 3D support by Lars Berger.
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