Pixels and Sense

Pixels and Sense undertook a project to redesign the delivery application for Yassir, a ride-hailing company in North Africa. The company lacked the capacity to handle this redesign in-house, so they sought out Pixels and Sense for their expertise in UX and UI design. The project, which ran from February to April 2022, involved two UX/UI designers and a project manager from Pixels and Sense. The team used Figma and followed Yassir's design system to improve the application's UX and UI design. The cost of the project was $14,000 per month, and the client was reportedly pleased with the results, planning to engage Pixels and Sense for the next version of the application.

Pixels and Sense was also hired by a startup lending business to redesign the UI/UX of their platform. Starting in November 2021, the team worked closely with the client, recreating everything from the sign-up process to the dashboard functionalities from scratch. The project was led by Tim, the owner of Pixels and Sense, and one of their designers, with additional support from their teams. The client provided brief wireframes to jumpstart the project, but most of the work was done by Pixels and Sense through the creative freedom given by the client. The project cost $5,000 per month, and the engagement is ongoing.

In another project, Pixels and Sense was engaged by UniDex, a cryptocurrency company, to revamp the UI for their new trading terminal. The client needed a design team that understood trading UI and how things should flow, and Pixels and Sense was chosen for their experience in trading UIs. The project involved a research phase where the team at Pixels and Sense studied the needs of traders in the market, looked at multiple design types, and conducted multiple reviews. The client's team worked directly with the UI/UX designers at Pixels and Sense, resulting in a successful project completion.