Flight Science Web Design & Development

Client: Flight Science Role: UI/UX Design, Webflow Development, Web Animations (GSAP) Live: flightscience.ai

Flight Science is building the intelligent operations platform for airlines, AI-powered tools that help dispatchers avoid turbulence, burn less fuel, and keep flights on time. The company had raised seed funding, was gaining traction with major carriers, and needed a web presence that reflected where they were going, not just where they started.

That meant designing and building something credible enough for enterprise aviation buyers, while still feeling like a modern, ambitious technology company. The brand they handed me, grounded in black, off-white, and International Orange, gave a strong foundation. My job was to turn that into a complete design system and a live, production-quality Webflow site.

Brand system to web. Working from Flight Science's brand guidelines, I translated their identity into a comprehensive web design system: type scale, color application, component patterns, iconography usage, and layout principles. Neue Montreal anchors the typography with the precision the product demands. Every decision stayed true to the brand's core tension, aviation-grade reliability, forward-looking technology.

UI/UX design. I designed the full site across all pages: homepage, product pages for DX, Optimize, Smart Alerts, Company, and Contact. Each page was structured to communicate to a specific buyer, dispatchers, operations managers, airline executives, while maintaining visual coherence across the experience. As the company grew, the site needed to scale with it. I designed and built new pages for specific campaigns and use cases, including conference landing pages (MRO & Flight Ops IT) and an demo page, each maintaining brand consistency while serving distinct conversion goals.

Webflow development. Every page I designed, I also built in Webflow using Lumos framework. This end-to-end ownership over design and development meant decisions could move fast without translation loss. Responsive behavior, component reusability, and CMS structure were considered from the design phase rather than retrofitted.

GSAP animations. Motion was used purposefully throughout, scroll-driven reveals, stat counters, and entrance sequences that give the product screenshots and data visualizations room to land. The animations serve the enterprise tone: measured and precise, not decorative.

A site that holds its own in a category where credibility is everything. Flight Science is selling to airlines, organizations where technical trust is non-negotiable. The design communicates that seriousness while differentiating them from legacy aviation software through a distinctly modern visual language.