



PROJECT
Startup Simplm
Developing a brand identity.
Designing an intuitive and engaging website that provides essential information for software publishers looking for a license management solution. It also includes the creation of a user interface for a web-based platform, specifically made to streamline licensing processes.
Creating a user-friendly and efficient interface that simplifies the application, issuance, and tracking of licenses for both administrators and end-users.
CLIENT
Simplm is a License Management Platform,
to control the licenses sold by software publishers.
Role
UI/UX designer
Scope
Brand identity, web design, UI/UX design
Tools
Adobe XD, Photoshop, Illustrator, Miro
YEAR
2023
Branding and Color Scheme
The platform aims to simplify the process of managing software licenses for businesses of all sizes. It's crucial that the platform instills a sense of security, efficiency, and user-friendliness.
Simplm Logo
A clean, modern logo with a stylized "S" icon, employing a blue palette ensuring versatility and memorability for a license management portal.


Simplm Web Site
The Simplm website features a sleek, design with a user-friendly interface, emphasizing clear navigation and engaging visuals for optimal user experience.








Help and Support
Simplm's help and support web pages offer FAQs, contact options, and a meeting scheduler to assist users with service-related queries and issues. To enhance user support a digital user guide is planned to create.
Fluide intuitive navigation
The Simplm website showcases intuitive navigation with a clear menu, detailed dropdowns, and a visual layout for easy access to license management features.







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Mobile Web Site Edition
The mobile web site version of SimplM, designed for on-the-go accessibility. Responsive design to ensure the site is accessible and functional across a variety of mobile devices and screen sizes.
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Information Architecture
Design the structure and organization of the product’s content and features to ensure it's logical, intuitive, and navigable.
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Wireframing
Outline the basic structure of each page or screen, focusing on the placement of elements and functionality.
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Prototyping
Interactive prototypes that simulate the final product, allowing for testing and validation of design concepts.
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Usability Testing
Tests with actual users to identify usability issues, gather feedback, and validate the effectiveness of design solutions.
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Visual Design Development
Craft the look and feel of the product, including color schemes, typography, and design elements that align with brand identity.
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UI Web Site
Prototyping
Create prototypes that closely present the final visual design and interactions of the product.
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Interaction Design
Design interactive elements, such as buttons, icons, and transitions, focusing on how the user will interact with the product.