Dears Agency

Usually, people think that the most important aspects of a website or mobile application are reliable code and beautiful design. Code and aesthetics are important, indeed. However, merely having these elements won't make your website serve your business goals. Always ensure that the team you're planning to hire for your website or app project possesses these competencies.

User Journey Design

At what point in their life will a user visit your website? What should they see there? What action should they take, and why would they do it? If you haven't answered these questions, your website production could turn into an eternity, or you might end up with a site that doesn't address any business objectives.

UI Design

Okay, your website might not have any visible links or buttons, but even how a user interacts with the site—be it scrolling or swiping—constitutes an interface that can greatly impact the success of your engagement. One mistake can spoil everything.

IT Development

Yes, stability and speed are the foundations. However, there's another crucial aspect. At Dears, we always meticulously recreate the intended design down to the last pixel. This is critical for UX in all aspects of a company's communications and product, yet most web developers rarely pay attention to it.

IT Integration

What happens to the data that users provide on your site or app? How does it flow into your CRM and become available to AI? Will your marketing machinery be able to extract value from user interactions in the future? These are questions that can prove very costly if developers haven't addressed them from the start.

Technical Support

Forget about bureaucracy. Your users won't wait for you to draft terms of reference for tech support. A single message to the developer's inbox, and the problem should be resolved. It's incredibly convenient, as clients who have already experienced this approach at Dears will attest.

Rebranding and a New Website for a Venture Capital Fund

Meet Vibranium Venture Capital, a venture fund based in Silicon Valley that specializes in investing in B2B SaaS startups. As the fund expanded its portfolio, it became evident that a fresh style and a revamped website were necessary to align with its new level of sophistication.

We started with the logo inspired by vibranium, a metal with super-properties from the Marvel universe, and came up with a complex figure with metal edges. Our design team crafted it in three different iterations: as a picture, a 3D animation, and graphics that echo the structure of the figure. This powerful key visual not only lightened the semantic load on the fund's logo but also enhanced its overall readability.

The unconventional website structure was born from the concept of highlighting the fund's openness and innovative approach. Vibranium Venture Capital invests in teams rather than individual projects, leading us to replace traditional portfolio company profiles with captivating narratives that tell their stories.

To streamline communication, we consolidated all recurring content into a single media block, empowering the fund's team to effectively address all their communication needs. Additionally, our team took responsibility for crafting the content for the homepage and narrating Vibranium's unique story.

With our extensive experience in the venture capital landscape and a deep understanding of its intricacies, we welcome similar challenges. Don't hesitate to reach out to us.

Check out the project on Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/176155163/Vibranium-Identity-Web