Can you design a SaaS website for a career advisor?
I've always dreamed of designing SaaS websites because they seems so innovative and brave in their design.
So I wanted to translate this design thinking into a career website. That's the intention of this concept.
You pull your problems into the sphere. The more problems, the more color it gets.
It becomes enriched, so to speak. "Thank you", it says. "Now I know a little bit more about you."
The ball asks: "How are you feeling about yourself?"
I don't just want to sell you a coffee pot, no. The website exists because you need to feel better.
That's why user involvement is so important. And that's why, in my opinion, it's so important that the website makes the involvement interactive.
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I was looking at 12 websites the other day about career advice. And they all had one thing in common: not a word about emotions or the inner doubts we have when making a big decision.
So I tried something: What if you, as the visitor, could hear other people's thoughts while they were in the middle of the process?
I created a web concept where you can both hear former clients talk about their experiences and see a snippet of the internal dialogue we all carry around when we have to make a landmark choice.
To me, that kind of thing feels much more present than five star rating (although that helps too).
What do YOU think of such a visual narrative? Is it exciting for the reader or should it stand aside for more conversion focused content?
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"Twisted Engines" is my most recent discovery project. I wanted to do a minimum effort / maximum effect film and succeeded fairly along those lines. The hero of the film is the twist deformer in Cinema 4D.