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Visionary

Project management platform for creative teams with an expressive and human-centered interface.

Year:

2025

Location:

Toronto, Canada

Service:

Product Design

Portrait of a person in padded hood and green goggles looking sideways

Visionary HQ

01

+47%

Conversion Lift

Users moved through key actions faster after restructuring the product flow.

02

2.1x

Conversion Lift

Critical features became clearer and surfaced earlier in the journey.

03

91%

Client Satisfaction

Internal teams reported fewer blockers and higher designer–developer alignment.

NEXT STEP

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Let's explore your project, no obligations.

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CLIENT TESTIMONIAL

The redesign gave our product a personality — people finally enjoy using project management.

Company Logo

Visionary HQ

2025

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THE PROBLEM

Visionary’s existing platform was technically strong but emotionally flat. Its interface was overloaded with dense lists, rigid tables, and limited color variation, making creative teams feel constrained instead of inspired. Users described the experience as “too functional, not intuitive,” which contradicted the product’s promise of creative collaboration. Beyond visual design, navigation complexity caused workflow interruptions — finding a project, assigning tasks, or tracking timelines required too many steps. The company needed a design that could bring life to collaboration, evoking a sense of creativity while improving usability and speed.

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THE SOLUTION

We completely restructured the user experience around simplicity, emotion, and motion. Tasks, files, and timelines were reimagined as visual building blocks, giving users a tactile sense of progress. Subtle animations added rhythm to navigation — dragging, hovering, or completing tasks produced satisfying feedback that kept users engaged. A new color system allowed each workspace to adopt its own personality, making the interface feel personal and human. Every design choice followed the principle: “Less control, more flow.” The product was prototyped in Framer to fine-tune microinteractions and timing consistency across the experience.

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THE RESULT

After launch, Visionary’s user engagement increased by 60%, and the average team session length nearly doubled. Users began describing the platform as “playful yet professional,” and product reviews emphasized how the interface made teamwork enjoyable again. The redesign became a case study in emotional UX, showing how thoughtful motion and design psychology can transform software from a productivity tool into a creative experience. Today, Visionary’s new identity has become its strongest growth engine, attracting agencies and freelancers alike who want project management to feel good.

FROM THE ARCHIVE

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THE NEXT STEP

Let's Build Momentum

A focused build process that turns ideas into momentum — without chaos, delays, or guesswork.

Proven
Outcome

  • 120+ product & brand launches

  • 97% on-time delivery rate

  • +38% average lift in engagement

Engagement Timeline

  • 24-hour first response

  • 72-hour kickoff after intro call

  • 14-day first deliverable window

Man reaching toward the camera with outstretched hand, face slightly blurred

Visionary

Project management platform for creative teams with an expressive and human-centered interface.

Year:

2025

Location:

Toronto, Canada

Service:

Product Design

Portrait of a person in padded hood and green goggles looking sideways

Visionary HQ

01

+47%

Conversion Lift

Users moved through key actions faster after restructuring the product flow.

02

2.1x

Conversion Lift

Critical features became clearer and surfaced earlier in the journey.

03

91%

Client Satisfaction

Internal teams reported fewer blockers and higher designer–developer alignment.

NEXT STEP

Ready to unlock similar results?

Let's explore your project, no obligations.

Close-up portrait with sunglasses

CLIENT TESTIMONIAL

The redesign gave our product a personality — people finally enjoy using project management.

Company Logo

Visionary HQ

2025

Galloping horse kicking up sand and dirt toward the camera
Horse running across a sandy field, leaving a large dust cloud behind

THE PROBLEM

Visionary’s existing platform was technically strong but emotionally flat. Its interface was overloaded with dense lists, rigid tables, and limited color variation, making creative teams feel constrained instead of inspired. Users described the experience as “too functional, not intuitive,” which contradicted the product’s promise of creative collaboration. Beyond visual design, navigation complexity caused workflow interruptions — finding a project, assigning tasks, or tracking timelines required too many steps. The company needed a design that could bring life to collaboration, evoking a sense of creativity while improving usability and speed.

Golden crown in shallow focus against a neutral background

THE SOLUTION

We completely restructured the user experience around simplicity, emotion, and motion. Tasks, files, and timelines were reimagined as visual building blocks, giving users a tactile sense of progress. Subtle animations added rhythm to navigation — dragging, hovering, or completing tasks produced satisfying feedback that kept users engaged. A new color system allowed each workspace to adopt its own personality, making the interface feel personal and human. Every design choice followed the principle: “Less control, more flow.” The product was prototyped in Framer to fine-tune microinteractions and timing consistency across the experience.

Hands scattering multiple banknotes in dramatic motion blur

THE RESULT

After launch, Visionary’s user engagement increased by 60%, and the average team session length nearly doubled. Users began describing the platform as “playful yet professional,” and product reviews emphasized how the interface made teamwork enjoyable again. The redesign became a case study in emotional UX, showing how thoughtful motion and design psychology can transform software from a productivity tool into a creative experience. Today, Visionary’s new identity has become its strongest growth engine, attracting agencies and freelancers alike who want project management to feel good.

FROM THE ARCHIVE

Person wearing white ski goggles and a knitted hood, facing sideways with motion blur.

THE NEXT STEP

Let's Build Momentum

A focused build process that turns ideas into momentum — without chaos, delays, or guesswork.

Proven
Outcome

  • 120+ product & brand launches

  • 97% on-time delivery rate

  • +38% average lift in engagement

Engagement Timeline

  • 24-hour first response

  • 72-hour kickoff after intro call

  • 14-day first deliverable window

Man reaching toward the camera with outstretched hand, face slightly blurred

Visionary

Project management platform for creative teams with an expressive and human-centered interface.

Year:

2025

Location:

Toronto, Canada

Service:

Product Design

Portrait of a person in padded hood and green goggles looking sideways

Visionary HQ

01

+47%

Conversion Lift

Users moved through key actions faster after restructuring the product flow.

02

2.1x

Conversion Lift

Critical features became clearer and surfaced earlier in the journey.

03

91%

Client Satisfaction

Internal teams reported fewer blockers and higher designer–developer alignment.

NEXT STEP

Ready to unlock similar results?

Let's explore your project, no obligations.

Close-up portrait with sunglasses

CLIENT TESTIMONIAL

The redesign gave our product a personality — people finally enjoy using project management.

Company Logo

Visionary HQ

2025

Galloping horse kicking up sand and dirt toward the camera
Horse running across a sandy field, leaving a large dust cloud behind

THE PROBLEM

Visionary’s existing platform was technically strong but emotionally flat. Its interface was overloaded with dense lists, rigid tables, and limited color variation, making creative teams feel constrained instead of inspired. Users described the experience as “too functional, not intuitive,” which contradicted the product’s promise of creative collaboration. Beyond visual design, navigation complexity caused workflow interruptions — finding a project, assigning tasks, or tracking timelines required too many steps. The company needed a design that could bring life to collaboration, evoking a sense of creativity while improving usability and speed.

Golden crown in shallow focus against a neutral background

THE SOLUTION

We completely restructured the user experience around simplicity, emotion, and motion. Tasks, files, and timelines were reimagined as visual building blocks, giving users a tactile sense of progress. Subtle animations added rhythm to navigation — dragging, hovering, or completing tasks produced satisfying feedback that kept users engaged. A new color system allowed each workspace to adopt its own personality, making the interface feel personal and human. Every design choice followed the principle: “Less control, more flow.” The product was prototyped in Framer to fine-tune microinteractions and timing consistency across the experience.

Hands scattering multiple banknotes in dramatic motion blur

THE RESULT

After launch, Visionary’s user engagement increased by 60%, and the average team session length nearly doubled. Users began describing the platform as “playful yet professional,” and product reviews emphasized how the interface made teamwork enjoyable again. The redesign became a case study in emotional UX, showing how thoughtful motion and design psychology can transform software from a productivity tool into a creative experience. Today, Visionary’s new identity has become its strongest growth engine, attracting agencies and freelancers alike who want project management to feel good.

FROM THE ARCHIVE

Person wearing white ski goggles and a knitted hood, facing sideways with motion blur.

THE NEXT STEP

Let's Build Momentum

A focused build process that turns ideas into momentum — without chaos, delays, or guesswork.

Proven
Outcome

  • 120+ product & brand launches

  • 97% on-time delivery rate

  • +38% average lift in engagement

Engagement Timeline

  • 24-hour first response

  • 72-hour kickoff after intro call

  • 14-day first deliverable window

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