AvenPing brings automation to business platforms and is easily one of my favorite work from 2025. The AvenPing team approached me, we discussed the Idea and the need for a clean website to reflect their meta. Here's the breakdown.

AvenPing already had great potential but their previous website was not up to the scale. They were in need for a good converting design fit for the current market. Moreover, a UX of the website internals was also required so to keep the dashboard and other pages clean and easy to understand.

To discuss the idea in details and to layout all objectives the team is aiming for.

To rework all the existing features and to develop a better UX approach.

To create wireframes, design the landing and the internal pages (10 - 15 pages).

To help the developing team and contributing by coding the landing page with selected Tech stack.

To complete all the design process, document every changes and to maintain a clean repository branch.

Brainstorming and Ideation : From understanding what AvenPing was lacking to Ideate the revamp version. I had a long meeting with the team. This was helpful in understanding the direction and the vision of the team.

Wireframes and Scribbles: Now, to narrow down the flow of the website, covering brief of every internals, I created the wireframes and scribbles to pass a clear blueprint on the reconstruction.

Design Stage: This is where the wireframes took shape into mockups, keeping the clean, not too flashy, modern style in mind, every page was created to reflect these along with their own uniqueness.

Development Stage: Here the dev team already started coding out the internal page from the designs I delivered during the design phase. As a former frontend dev I am comfortable in most of the current tech stack so development part of the landing page was my exclusively my responsibility.

Execution: Before demo day, every step was revised to aim for perfection, once everything was satisfactory, the AvenPing was finally ready for launch.

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