Product Design
Reimagining No-code tools
Building websites without the building part
Modern no-code tools have democratized web development, but many still feel complex and overwhelming. We set out to create a tool that truly lives up to the promise of "no code required" - intuitive, powerful, and accessible to everyone.
How it happened
Rather than replicating the feature-heavy interfaces of existing tools, we started with the question: what if building a website felt as natural as writing a document? This led us to a fundamentally different approach to the UI.
We stripped away unnecessary complexity and focused on smart defaults, contextual options, and a workflow that mirrors how people actually think about their websites - not how developers structure code.
The Approach
The biggest challenge was maintaining power while reducing complexity. We needed to ensure advanced users could still build sophisticated sites, while beginners never felt overwhelmed. The solution came through progressive disclosure - showing only what you need, when you need it.
The Design Challenge
We started by mapping out the entire user journey, from first-time visitor to power user. This helped us identify where complexity could be hidden without sacrificing capability.
The interface needed to feel approachable while still communicating the full power of the platform.
The Brand
We developed a bold, confident visual identity that breaks away from the typical SaaS aesthetic. The brand needed to feel both professional and playful, serious about solving problems but not taking itself too seriously.
Electric Green
#39FF14
Danger Red
#FF3333
Ocean Blue
#0077BE
Sunshine Yellow
#FFD700
The Product
A component system that feels more like playing with blocks than writing code. Each component is smart enough to adapt to its content, while still offering deep customization for those who want it.
What Made It Work
The key was continuous user testing. We ran weekly sessions with both new and experienced users, watching how they interacted with the tool and where they got stuck.
Every piece of feedback informed our next iteration, creating a tight feedback loop that kept us aligned with real user needs.











