Websites, product pages and brand materials for B2B technology companies. I lead the design and work together with a small team of developers and engineers, from first concept to a live site.
Responsive pages, landing pages and reusable components, built and tested in the browser.
Colours, type and rules that keep a website, documents and social posts looking like one company.
Diagrams and interactive infographics that show how a technical product works.
App flows and screen hierarchy, with clear handoff to the developers who build them.
Explaining a highly technical security service to buyers who are not engineers.
Google SecOps, SIEM migrations and detection engineering are hard to explain. Most visitors decide in seconds whether a page is for them.
Plain-language copy, a strict visual system and diagrams in place of long text. Every new page is built from the same components.
One recognisable look across the website, sales documents, social posts and print, delivered in English and Slovak.
Every page is checked and adjusted for phones, including the interactive diagrams.
A marketing site for BisonCyber's SaaS product, designed and built by our team. It leads with the real product and explains a technical platform in clear, scannable sections.
Building a basketball training app from the first screens, then growing it with new features and programs.
Turn a coach's shooting method into an app that players follow on their own, level by level, and keep it simple as new programs and features are added.
I designed the app structure from the start: levels, video library, progress and drills, each screen with one job. New features followed, like the coach dashboard for teams and a hub where each program has its own colour.
A live app on the App Store and Google Play with five programs, including university collaborations, plus the website and pitch deck around it.
The hero stacks under the buttons, and the five programs become a swipeable card row.
Landing page modernisation for a US lender, and an office wall graphic for an IT company in Switzerland.
A refresh of the existing auto loan and personal loan landing pages. Same brand and offer, with clearer headlines, the key numbers made visible, real navigation, and trust signals placed right next to the form and buttons.
A red accent wall built around the company's G logo. I presented eight concepts on a photo of the real office, and the client chose this one: the G set as a command-line prompt, with a chevron in front and a cursor after it.
Design and development happen side by side, with a modern, AI-assisted workflow. That gets a project from concept to a working, responsive page quickly, while the brand, UX and quality stay in our hands.
We work closely with clients, keep decisions documented, and refine in small steps rather than starting over.