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A precise, confident identity built for a business that moves with intention.
ARCO needed a brand that felt as structured and forward-moving as the consultancy itself, clean lines, deliberate color, and a mark that could hold its own on a business card or a boardroom screen.
The foundation: a geometric arc mark, a confident color palette, and type built for clarity.
A brand that feels lived-in, not just designed.
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When designing a consulting agency website, most people lead with services.
We usually do too. It feels like the logical starting point.
But when we worked on Orvian Labs, we tried something different.
Instead of opening with what they do, we led with what the client actually needs to feel before they read anything clarity and trust.
The hero doesn't list services. It just says "We Bring The Clarity Your Business Needs." And the rest of the page builds the case quietly a scrolling industry list, a three-card value section, 120+ projects as a single trust signal, and a dark manifesto block that finally tells you who they are.
The testimonial comes last. By that point, the visitor already believes it.
What we noticed was that leading with feeling before features made the layout decisions much easier. Every section had a clear emotional job to do, not just an informational one.
This was one of our website layouts to work through. Hope you like it.
#web design # ui-ux design
Premium quality work.
Branding & Hero Animation for Newly.app — AI App Builder
End-to-end branding and hero section design concept for an AI platform that turns ideas into native iOS and Android apps without writing a single line of code.
What we did:
→ Brand Identity: Visual language, color palette, and typography system.
→ Hero Section: Animation concept built around the metaphor of [insert your metaphor, e.g., "ideas transforming into live products"].
→ Motion & UX: Micro-interactions, transitions, and scroll behavior.
The Challenge:
Visually conveying the speed and "magic" of AI while maintaining a professional, tech-forward, and trustworthy image for founders and entrepreneurs.
The Result:
A high-impact hero animation that explains the product's core value proposition in under 3 seconds—capturing the feeling of [insert emotion, e.g., "turning a raw idea into a shipped product with total control"].
Tools: Figma, After Effects, Cinema 4D
Client: Newly
That hero animation is really clean. Love how quickly it shows what the product does.
Taste Test 👀
Same brand.
Same color palette.
Same subject.
Two completely different design directions.
I designed two hero sections for the same beauty salon to see which one creates a stronger first impression.
A or B?
Which one would you choose and more importantly, why?
I’m curious to see what the design community prefers. 👇
#WebDesign #UIDesign #LandingPage #DesignInspiration #CreativeDirection #UXDesign #DesignCommunity
10 voted
30%
23 voted
70%
33 votes
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I'm torn on this one honestly, A feels warmer and more editorial while B leans a little more retail-catalog. What made you land on testing this pair specifically instead of two totally different concepts?