Embacy is a design agency that specializes in branding, websites and UI UX mainly for digital products. We work with different companies from startups to large enterprises all over the world: from the US and Australia all the way to Sweden and South Africa. We've done more than 150 projects in: • FinTech • Crypto • SaaS products • IT • EdTech • HRTech • Insurance • Healthcare Why clients choose us: • 150 successful projects delivered for clients around the globe; • 3 main principles of our work: high speed and working in sprints, total transparency, mindful design; • Personal project manager and design team for each client; • Full English working proficiency; • We are always aware of branding, web design, and technology trends. Want to know more about us? • See our completed projects here → https://www.behance.net/embacy_team • Hear what our customers have to say → www.clutch.co/profile/embacy Have some questions? Reach out @ [email protected]
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Here's a warm photo report from our second Let's Define event which recently took place in Barcelona. Thanks to everyone who attended, we love you all dearly! It was exciting, informative, and incredibly cozy. Special thanks to the speakers and participants of the Round Table, you guys rocked! We'll definitely do it again, so, keep an eye out for Let's Define socials https://lnkd.in/eBbhWBsy. We'll back! 🪩
Here's a gentle reminder that we have a Web3 Design Concepts to Buy online store — 26 pieces, from A to Z Explore our selection, pick your favorite, and make it yours for just 1 ETH! 🪩 https://lnkd.in/g6e9ae7a With your purchase, you’ll get a Figma file containing all the deliverables from the selected concept. This includes unique graphic patterns, illustrations, 3D elements, color schemes, typography, crafted symbols, mascots, and designs for web and communication. Hurry up! 🙌
Congratulations to our dear clients at Gendo AI on the release! Please visit https://www.gendo.ai to explore the amazing new AI tool for architects and our latest web design project, as well!
Gendo is finally live! 🚨 🚨 🚨 Read all about the platform here: https://lnkd.in/e2DnzDCY Sign up for your free account now: https://lnkd.in/eMFi9rfA Gendo is a cutting edge, generative AI platform dedicated to Architecture and Design Professionals. 🖊 Using the platform you can: - Accurately render images of your designs in seconds. - Use our AI powered selection tool to adjust materials, details, landscaping and more. - Adjust the style of an image while keeping the design consistent - Generate text-2-image for concept stage work The platform has already generated 10's of thousands of images with our amazing beta partners, who included Zaha Hadid Architects, Benoy, KPF and David Chipperfield Architects. These images spanned project stages 0 - 4, being used for both concept images and developed design, many for client presentations. #gendoai #architecture #design #ai #artificialintelligence #startup #launch #launchday #productlaunch #aidesign #designers #aiarchitecture #aiart #aiimage #architecturalvisualization #architecturalphotography
Congrats to all the First Momentum Ventures team! And huge thanks for your trust and kind words! We hope that the brand-new style and website will empower you on your journey! 🙌 🚀 💫
💫 Big news - Today, we are launching our new visual identity! The new look reflects the incredible journey we have embarked on since our start in 2018 and the momentum we want to generate for our founders, our LPs, our community, and the ecosystem as a whole. It perfectly embodies our dedication to technical founders and our core essence as engineers turned investors. A huge shoutout to everyone who contributed to bringing this vision to life, particularly the phenomenal team at Embacy (shoutout to Andrew Kravtsov and Anastasia Starodubtseva) and Sam Pak for the logo animation and launch video. 🤟 Don't forget to check out our new website. #FirstMomentum #BrandRefresh #VisualIdentity #VCNews
Some tip-top management vibe from Tbilisi!
"Tip-top management" This is the name of our C-level team’s chat, and tip-top management has pretty much of accuracy! I believe that the company's long-term success is heavily dependent on the strength of the top management team and the founder's ability to assemble, reassemble, and work with it. Last week, I flew to Tbilisi, where we discussed the first half-year results. Everything is really "tip-top," primarily thanks to the great Embacy management team. So, my respect to Anastasiya Pevets our General Producer, Elisey Soloviev our Head of Design, and Anton Naydenkov, our Chief Commercial Officer, you are the top! By the way, yesterday, I received pleasant feedback from one of Embacy graduates: "Now I'm working with different companies. Based on this experience, I can say that it was very comfortable at Embacy. My respect to you and the top team for a clearly structured work scheme and culture."
Meeting point for global Business and Talents 🧡 Introducing our brand-new case: Mellow (formerly known as Solar Staff), a platform for alternative employment management and contractor collaboration. With their service, companies can onboard contingent workers, assign tasks, make payments in 100 countries and territories, sign NDAs, and obtain IP rights for the work of their talented professionals 💻 Mellow translates to 'juicy, mature, ripe,' and we chose the color fruit orange as the centerpiece of the palette. The branding is based on the idea of connection and mutual trust 🍊 Check out full case on our Behance https://lnkd.in/eFssSJeF and on the Mellow's website https://www.mellow.io/ 🧡 A big shoutout to our amazing team: General Producer: Anastasiya Pevets Design Director: Elisey Soloviev Creative producers: Nikita Void Designers: Tamirlan Azisov, Julia Arkhipova Case production: Maria Roshka Showcase: Anton Maydurov & Maria Roshka And huge thanks to Mellow team for co-creating the project with us: Alex Norovyatkin (Head of PR & Brand at Mellow) & Ilia Mikheev (CMO at Mellow)
Check out the new Design Digest from our CEO and Founder Vadim!
I like crypto but I don't like crypto design. 99% of the websites are copycatting the same black and purple pattern! So, I did a deep dive, studied hundreds of products, to come up with the ten great pieces of design in crypto and blockchain: 1. DeSo Blockchain by Ordinary Folk and Studio Freight It is a pure masterpiece of web design, by far the best crypto website from a look and feel perspective: https://www.deso.com Yep, it's not great from Google Page Speed's point of view, but hopefully, we're humans, and we can wait a little bit to appreciate the beauty! Chapeau bas! 2. Cash App Bold, bright, brave. You can't resist the intense electric vibes from cash.app. https://cash.app It's about the style. They do even have a brand shop that I recommend visiting as well https://lnkd.in/dBTF2yjx 3. Hiro by PORTO ROCHA The best part of this project is the color palette. It's fresh, domain-related, with the great orange as a frontman and a bunch of pastel colors as backup dancers https://lnkd.in/daXa-dVS 4. Viction by Rice Studios So humane, so warm, so poetic! Such a unique design approach for a defi and blockchain company https://lnkd.in/dJcDq-Dd 5. Coinbase by Moniker A textbook example of corporate branding https://lnkd.in/ddAUeVKK 6. token.com by 20-something Friendly style greatly executed. Sometimes, it's a little too sweet with illustrations, but that's a common problem for many projects. https://lnkd.in/dwpWeQYh 7. Robinhood Crypto I intentionally put together three finance platforms - Coinbase, Token.com and Robinhood Crypto to make it easy for you to compare and choose your fighter https://lnkd.in/dXETsBnj 8. Galaxy by Pentagram Just a pentagram-quality project https://lnkd.in/dpCQAzY7 9. Status App An apple-style website with illustrations to add friendliness. I love the navigation bar animation and the overall user experience of the main page. https://status.app 10. Bluejay Finance by Embacy Last but not least, our project for Singaporian-based crypto guys Bluejay Finance. They make decentralized local stablecoins for the Asian market, so we made lots of great illustrations inspired by local culture I definitely missed some amazing crypto websites and identities, and would appreciate if you share them in the comments!
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Today, one of my mentees asked me if they should continue designing by hand or focus more on managing others. My answer is both, and here’s why: 1. Developing a Precise Vision Great results come from pushing boundaries. It heavily relies on your imagination and your ability to master and extend the capabilities of your tools. While you can guide the creative process from a higher level of abstraction, you risk missing crucial details that could lead to exceptional outcomes. 2. Wider Vision, Shorter Decisions Looking through the lens of a manager broadens your perspective, enabling you to suggest more streamlined and efficient methods. This skill becomes a tool that helps you determine when it’s better to use words instead of graphics or a brief meeting instead of numerous iterations. 3. Leading by Example Management styles can be contentious, especially in creative fields. However, it’s undeniably easier to demonstrate an example than to ask for something you don’t fully understand yourself. The broader your skill set, the better you can explain the nuances and differences, making you more effective in supporting your team. 4. Adapting Better and Faster Hard design skills are more transferable than management, hiring, and process administration skills, which can vary significantly across different cultures and business sectors. This adaptability can facilitate moving to new regions or changing your area of expertise. 5. Focusing on What Matters A desire to create is a clear indicator of passion for your work. If you find yourself avoiding certain tasks, it’s a good reason to reflect on whether you’re still passionate about them or if it’s time to introduce something new or even embark on a completely different path. Staying true to what you love in every detail is crucial. In conversations with junior and senior designers, art directors, and other creatives, I’ve noticed that the question of whether to continue hands-on design often masks deeper questions, fears, and struggles. It’s valuable to take the time to reflect and discuss, at least internally, why you’re facing this question, what led you to it, and how you feel about it. The answers may be challenging but can be instrumental in helping you feel more free and fulfilled. What do you think? Is it worth keeping balance or better focus on one?
Witty thoughts from our Head of Design Elisey on the interceptions between Design and Music Production 🎛
After 15 years in design and 7 years in DJ’ing and music production I spent a couple of hours this weekend thinking about the common patterns of these my two passions. Here are some fascinating intersections I’ve found: 1. It’s not only for you, nor only for the audience It’s crucial to maintain a balance between the two. Design is similar to DJing as it's not just about self-expression, but without a personal touch, it would be boring and formal. 2. Define the message and the vibe What do you want to say? What mood do you want to express? What experience do you want to build for your listeners or users? What universe you’re trying to create? It’s better to be crystal clear at this stage so you can check if your further decisions are aligned. 3. Describe the context It’s better to clarify all the basics, like what the venue is, who the audience is, and its expectations. Similar to a design brief and basic product information, you have to dive really deep to suggest anything. This includes not only facts but also your personal motives and goals. 4. Plan broadly, be consistent, and consider feedback Decide not only what to use but also what to exclude so your final result doesn't become moody or harsh. Alternatives that you decide not to use may become useful as you delve into the process itself, so you can handle new challenges, even live. 5. Have fun It’s fascinating how your mood and feelings are transferred to your work, whether it be a mockup, track, or DJ set. Try preparing not only your instruments but also your inner setting, set positive expectations, and find a clear reason why you’re really happy to be there making the thing. Overall, it seems like creative processes are generally the same, so it’s interesting to explore more of them to find out new techniques and methods to use in your everyday work, at least for me. What do you think? Have you ever tried to find similarities like this?
Reign control over your crypto 🪙 Introducing the latest case: the user-friendly crypto exchange Scepter. Their aim? To make entry into the crypto world seamless and effortless, and it's reflected in their brand new identity: light textures, smooth lines, and minimal contrasting colors 🫧 The animation of the scepter (magic!), takes center stage because you command the digital coins, not the other way around Check out full case on our Behance https://lnkd.in/gjtuPTG2 and on the Scepter's website https://lnkd.in/gft7cC9K 🩷 Huge kudos to our fabulous team: General Producer: Anastasiya Pevets Design Director: Elisey Soloviev Creative producers: Alyona Belyakova Designer: Aleksandra Voronina 3D visualisation & Animation: Irina Novikova Head of production on Webflow: Artem Kuznetsov Manager of production on Webflow: Anastasia Starodubtseva Production on Webflow: Anna Arveladze Case production: Maria Roshka And huge thanks to Scepter team for co-creating the project with us: Chad Deal (COO at Scepter) and Dennis Baca (CEO at Scepter)