Nautix
Saving lives on tankers around the world
Client: Nautix Technologies
Key Focus: Getting a promising startup a go-to-market ready product
Nautix is a funded start-up looking to make ship operations easier and safer. They came to us with a possibly revolutionary idea and sought guidance to make it tangible for stakeholders. We started by creating a visual identity aimed at combining the vast world of seafaring with cutting-edge technology. Once that was in place, we helped them with designing the actual product, a ship operations planning tool, with an MVP being presented for the potential client while the actual platform is being built.
Theinspirationforthelogomark
Logocolorvariations
Stationarylogomockup
BusinesscardsfortheNautixfounders
Customiconsforthevisualidentity
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Planningviewfromthesoftware
Tasklistfromthesoftware
Progresswhencompletingtasksinanoperation
Progressbardisplayingthelevelofcompletionandplanningforanoperation
Riskandhazardassessmentfeature
Unplannedtasklistversusaplannedtasklist
Stickerandwaterbottlemockup
T-shirtandIDcardmockup
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Designing calm in motion
Client: MET
Partnership Lead: Sofia G-W
Key Focus: Digital Experience
Stress is the invisible passenger.
Airports are places of constant movement - arrivals, departures, anticipation, goodbyes. But for most travellers, that movement starts with stress. MET Airport wanted to change that. The mission was to turn its website into a calm, intuitive companion that simplifies the travel experience and builds trust before passengers even reach the terminal. Our research showed travellers often skip airport websites altogether, heading straight to airlines for flight info. Why? Complexity. So we stripped things back. Every pixel of the new MET site was designed to lower cognitive load and raise confidence - a “calm companion” built around mobility, innovation, and organisation.