Rimti

Rimti was hired by Makalius, a travel agency, to improve the usability and clarity of their website. The project involved the redesign of the main pages, including the homepage and filter functionality, to align with the latest design trends and user experience standards. Rimti delivered a redesigned homepage with updated layout and visuals, enhanced filter functionality for improved usability, and a fully responsive design compatible with all screen sizes. The Makalius team found Rimti through an online search and chose them over other providers due to their high ratings, great culture fit, and professional team.

Rimti was contracted by Flexpro, an advertising print solutions company, to create a UX/UI design prototype for their e-commerce platform. Rimti designed and adapted the user interface based on project specifications, UX/UI best practices, market-standard references, and the visual identity guidelines. The final design document was delivered as a URL link to the Figma project, with full viewing and CSS inspect permissions. Flexpro found Rimti through a referral and chose them for their high ratings, affordability, and good value for cost.

The Lithuanian National Museum of Art hired Rimti to develop a functional prototype and design for their new website. Rimti was responsible for the complete UX and UI design development, including research and concept creation, designing a clear and logical website structure, creating wireframes and interactive prototypes, and producing the full visual design of the website. They also optimized all page layouts for mobile and tablet to ensure consistent usability across devices. The museum found Rimti through a referral and chose them for their great culture fit, good value for cost, and alignment with the museum's values.