Context
We wanted a website that explains design, engineering and automation through a consistent visual language. This is the studio’s own website, not a client engagement. You can explore the working interface from the homepage.
Constraints
- Keep the original blue LogicUnite mark recognisable.
- Make the opening section fit common laptop and desktop viewports.
- Support light and dark themes, small screens and reduced-motion preferences.
- Present service information as readable content alongside interactive previews.
What LogicUnite did
- Designed the page layouts, navigation and service showcase.
- Built the site using Next.js and reusable React components.
- Created a layered software illustration using SVG and controlled motion.
- Added individual service routes, a resource library and a project inquiry interface.
Approach
- 01Start with the identity
Pair the original blue mark with a restrained palette, consistent typography and generous spacing.
- 02Make the idea visible
Use a three-layer architecture illustration to represent digital experiences, business logic and connected data.
- 03Connect the journey
Link the service overview to detailed explanations and a project brief, so the next step is clear.
Result
No measured result is published for this project. This project demonstrates interface and implementation choices. No traffic, ranking, conversion or revenue improvement is claimed.
Lessons
- A visual preview needs a clear written explanation alongside it.
- Motion should support understanding and remain pausable.
- Real content and useful navigation matter as much as the visual finish.