Uppersky

Uppersky was hired by a solar energy company to redesign their outdated website. The goal was to create a new architectural structure that would serve as a roadmap for gradual redesigning of the website over time. Uppersky was chosen due to their talent, reliability, reasonable pricing and ease of collaboration. The project involved identifying relevant stakeholders, structuring and sorting information, creating wireframes for the entire site, and updating the most important parts of the site. The team from Uppersky, which included a project manager, a designer and a front-end developer, did a meticulous job of understanding stakeholders' mindsets and thinking through all aspects of the user journey.

In another project, Uppersky was hired by graduate students from Imperial College London to develop a chrome extension that reminds users to take regular breaks while working online. This project was part of the EIT Mentoring Programme. Despite the students' lack of experience in application design and development, Uppersky patiently guided them through the process. The project, which was designed using Figma and developed in HTML, resulted in a beautiful chrome extension. The team from Uppersky, which included the CEO & co-founder and a developer, were chosen through the EIT Mentoring Platform due to their suitability for the project.