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Floxly
Floxly is a personal SaaS project with custom-made graphic elements that stand out with a clean and modern aesthetic, offering an intuitive user experience.
Service
UI/UX Design
Industry
SaaS
Year
2024
Brief
The idea behind Floxly was to design a complete digital presence that could convincingly sit in the SaaS market. Beyond functionality, the product had to communicate clarity, credibility, and distinction. Every visual element needed to reinforce the sense of a professional tool, while still showing personality through crafted graphics and thoughtful structure.
The Challenge
Designing Floxly meant stepping into then unfamiliar world of SaaS, where expectations are high and conventions are deeply established. We studied the conventions of SaaS platforms to understand where users expect consistency and where there’s room for creativity.
Finding the right balance was required, also keeping the interface intuitive and reliable while still giving the platform a distinctive character through custom graphics and design details.
Finding the right balance was required, also keeping the interface intuitive and reliable while still giving the platform a distinctive character through custom graphics and design details.
Our Approach
Since Floxly was our first step into SaaS, the process began with research and understanding how these platforms are structured and what users expect from them. From there, we shifted to shaping a flow that felt familiar enough to be intuitive. Rather than following SaaS conventions blindly, we questioned where they made sense and where there was room to add character. The result was an approach that treated the project both as a product in progress and as a learning ground for future SaaS work.
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Conclusion
Since Floxly was our first step into SaaS, the process began with research and understanding how these platforms are structured and what users expect from them. From there, we shifted to shaping a flow that felt familiar enough to be intuitive. Rather than following SaaS conventions blindly, we questioned where they made sense and where there was room to add character. The result was an approach that treated the project both as a product in progress and as a learning ground for future SaaS work.
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