Recently designed the first sections of a landing page for an AI workflow automation platform targeting enterprise teams.
Client’s goal:
Position the product as a reliable, enterprise-grade solution and drive demo requests from CTOs and operations leaders. The key challenge was simplifying a technically complex product without diluting credibility.
My approach:
1. Structured, desktop-first layout
2. Clear value proposition above the fold
3. Strong problem framing to build relevance
4. Enterprise visual tone (minimal, confident, no hype)
5. Conversion-focused hierarchy
The objective was clarity and trust. Not visual noise.
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Venyo is a modern venue booking and management platform designed for renting locations of any type. Users can register as venue owners or managers: owners can create accounts, add and manage their locations, control availability and bookings, and build teams by granting managers access to selected properties. Managers can then handle reservations through their own accounts while working with the owner’s venues.
The platform includes Stripe integration, allowing owners to connect their accounts and receive booking payments directly. Reservations can also be marked as paid in cash or by bank card. Dedicated analytics pages help users monitor sales, review performance metrics, and export reports in Excel format.
One of the platform’s key features is a flexible proposal builder that allows users to create personalized offers from configurable blocks, including pricing tables, online payment sections, venue descriptions, and other custom content. Venyo also includes a WhatsApp chat integration with essential messaging functionality, file sharing, and the ability to link a customer to a conversation together with their booking history.
The entire platform is fully responsive and optimized for desktop, tablet, and mobile use. The frontend was built with Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Formik, Yup, ExcelJS, Day.js, Moment, WhatsApp API, and PDF integrations. The backend was developed with TypeScript and Strapi, using Stripe for payments and PostgreSQL as the database. Vercel was used for frontend deployment, while the backend was deployed on Heroku.
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