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Marijus Buivydas
Designing conversion-first websites for B2B and SaaS
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Redesigned a website for MAST, a Danish architecture studio that builds with water, timber, and modular systems. Their old Squarespace site was slow and outdated. It didn't do their work justice.
Our brief was to make a clean and fast website that lets the projects shine. I started with Figma wireframes, turned them into full mockups, and built the site in Framer.
Now the site is minimal and visual-first. Video hero up top, then clean project layouts that let the work speak. The floating buildings, wooden structures, and coastal spaces all get the attention they deserve.
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A sleek and modern design that balances elegance with friendliness. The new Echelonn website combines bold aesthetics with a refined, high-converting user experience.
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A clean and structured web design built for speed. Pixy Art combines strong visuals with practical tools, making AI driven creation simple and efficient.
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AIClicks had a product that was growing fast. The website wasn't keeping up. We rebuilt it from scratch with a clear visual identity, smooth interactions, and a layout that actually matches what the product does.
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Beam Trade redefines sustainable heating solutions with efficiency and innovation. I designed a website that highlights their mission, making it easy for users to explore eco-friendly fuel options
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Ocoya needed a logo that could grow with the brand. We stripped it back to simple forms and strong structure, focusing on balance, spacing, and proportion. The result is a mark that stays clear at any size and works in any context. Easy to recognize. Hard to forget.
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Gravity Copenhagen hosts electronic music events with international DJ line-ups. The redesign called for a minimal, spacious layout with room to breathe. We built the visual identity around rings and circles to suggest orbit and motion. The forms show movement, unity, and the pull that draws people to the dancefloor.
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Pixy Art needed a mark that felt both creative and technical. We reduced it to simple, rounded forms that work as building blocks. The shapes suggest structure and flow without overcomplicating things. Paired with a bold, friendly typeface, the result balances technology and human creativity.
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