Elevo

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Category:

Web App Design | Product Design

Client:

Elevo

Duration:

3 months

Elevo is a web application designed to help marketing agencies and creative teams manage client projects, track performance, and collaborate more efficiently. The platform combines modern aesthetics with user-focused functionality, providing an intuitive experience for teams who balance creativity with structure.

My Approach

I approached Elevo with the goal of creating a product that simplifies complex agency workflows without sacrificing visual appeal. My focus was on usability and scalability—ensuring the interface feels lightweight and engaging, yet powerful enough to handle the daily operations of creative teams. Every design decision—from color systems to interaction patterns—was made to reflect clarity, momentum, and collaboration.

Vision and Innovation

Elevo was built around the vision of empowering agencies to streamline their project management through a single, cohesive platform. I wanted to reimagine how creative teams organize work by merging design sensibility with productivity tools. By integrating real-time updates, visual dashboards, and data-driven insights, Elevo transforms project tracking into a more interactive and engaging experience.

Identifying Unique Challenges

Agencies often juggle multiple clients, deadlines, and communication channels. One of the main challenges was to consolidate all of these into one platform that feels approachable rather than overwhelming. I needed to find the right balance between functionality and simplicity—ensuring that the UI supports different workflows without adding friction.

Resolving Complex Problems

Through wireframing and user testing, I identified several pain points related to navigation hierarchy, information overload, and data visualization. The solution was a modular layout where users can customize their workspace, prioritize tasks, and visualize project progress at a glance. Each component—task boards, timelines, and analytics panels—was designed for clarity and responsiveness.

User-Centric Design

Every element of Elevo was designed with the user in mind. The interface features intuitive interactions, smooth motion design, and consistent visual language that enhances focus and usability. I prioritized accessibility and readability, using clear type scales, contrast ratios, and a flexible color palette that adapts to both light and dark modes.

Meeting User Needs

Elevo supports a wide range of agency needs—from client communication and performance tracking to task management and reporting. The platform allows users to manage projects in real time, track milestones, and measure outcomes without switching between multiple tools. My goal was to make Elevo not just efficient, but enjoyable to use every day.

Conclusion

Elevo reflects my design philosophy: building digital products that combine function, emotion, and clarity. It’s a platform that bridges creativity and structure—helping agencies work smarter, stay aligned, and grow sustainably. Through thoughtful UX and interface design, I aimed to create a product that simplifies collaboration while celebrating the creative energy that drives every agency forward.