Uppersky

Uppersky was hired by a solar energy company to redesign their outdated website. The company's goal was to create a new architectural structure that could gradually be updated over time. Uppersky's team, consisting of a project manager, a designer, and a front-end developer, successfully identified the most relevant stakeholders for each part of the site and the value offered to them. They delivered wireframes for the entire site, providing a blueprint for future updates. The most important parts of the site were prioritized and updated first, with Uppersky providing a smooth design transition. The client praised Uppersky's meticulous work in understanding user journey and delivering a quick and easy initial design.

Uppersky was also chosen by graduate students from Imperial College London to develop a Chrome extension. The extension, designed to remind users to take regular breaks while working online, was part of the EIT Health Innovation Competition 2020. Despite the students' unfamiliarity with application design and development, Uppersky's CEO and developer guided them through the process patiently. The project, designed using Figma and developed in HTML, resulted in a well-received Chrome extension. The students commended Uppersky for their patience and expertise in guiding them through the project.