Orbix Studio

10/15/2026

10/15/2026

This landing page is for Paynex, a payments platform for businesses that move money across borders.

The real challenge was trust. Businesses need to feel safe handing over their payments, but a page full of padlocks and dark navy feels cold.

So the hero shows a person, not a product shot. A woman stands in an open field holding her phone, with the Add Money panel floating beside her: bank account, Visa and Mastercard options, plus a Payment Received note.

The same field comes back further down, where a hand holds up a card next to a dark section about managing everything from one dashboard.

The features stay plain and easy to scan: multi-currency wallet, instant transfers and AI fraud detection, each in its own card. Customer testimonials close out the page.
Open sky instead of a vault door. Still a finance website, just one that's easier to step into.

What makes you trust a payments website in the first few seconds?

10/12/2026

Think about the last pizza box you opened. Probably plain cardboard, maybe a small logo in the corner.

For Gourmeat, the box became part of the brand itself.

We took the rays from the top of the logomark and scaled them into a big sunburst. Cropped and scattered, that one shape wraps every box in orange and cream.
It even continues on the inside walls, so the pattern is still there when the lid is open and everyone's eating.

Nothing new was invented for the packaging. Everything grows from the logo, which keeps the whole system tied together.

The result is a table full of orders that looks like one brand at a glance.
Do you ever keep a food box because the design is that good? 👇

10/09/2026

This week’s selected work, all in one place.

BRUT, Aurex Living, Zenvest, Luméa and Galaxy. Two websites, one dashboard, one app and one illustration.

We share these every week so you can see what we’re working on, not just the finished case studies.

Swipe through and tell us what stands out.

Which project should we show you in more detail next week?

10/08/2026

Most space illustrations put the hero in the middle of a fight. Lasers, explosions, something on fire.

This one is quieter. If there was a battle, it happened somewhere else.
A traveller stands on the edge of a cliff with a robotic wolf beside him, one hand raised toward a sky full of planets and drifting rocks. Behind him, a giant key-shaped blade is planted in the stone.

The colour carries the mood. Deep purple in the shadows, warm yellow light breaking through the clouds, and small hits of pink and mint on the armour.

A grain texture across the whole piece keeps it from feeling too clean or too digital.
It's a moment of arrival, not action, and the light tells you how it feels before the characters do.

What do you think he's waving at out there?

10/07/2026

AI-generated vs. Our Design.

AI can create something that looks good. But great design is about knowing what to keep, what to change, and how every detail works together.

For this jewelry website, we transformed a generic AI-generated concept into a refined digital experience with stronger visual hierarchy, premium typography, intentional spacing, and product-focused storytelling.

Because luxury design is not just about looking beautiful. It is about making every detail feel intentional.

What do you think of the difference?

10/05/2026

Zenvest banking app user moment pattern
Most people open their banking app to check one thing: how much is actually there.

On Zenvest, that's the first thing you see. The balance sits on the card at the top, with Send and Received right below it, so the next move is one tap away.
Scroll down and today's transactions are already waiting. Starbucks, Netflix, Apple Store, each with a category and date, income in green and spending in red.

The Analytics tab handles the bigger question later in the week. Income and expenses each get their own chart, and spending breaks down into Food, Healthcare and Electricity.

When you open a banking app, what's the first thing you look for?

10/02/2026

Real estate dashboards can get messy fast when sales, listings, revenue, and property data all compete for attention.
This concept keeps the important numbers visible without turning the screen into a wall of charts.
Revenue, average sale value, and completed deals sit at the top, while the property list and map make it easier to move from the bigger picture into individual properties.
The challenge was making a data-heavy dashboard feel easy to use. So the interface relies on clear hierarchy, visual property cards, simple filters, and just enough data to support quick decisions.
Everything has a place, but nothing feels like it’s fighting for attention.
What do you think? 👇

10/01/2026

We designed a website for BRÜT that puts the speakers and the experience around them first.

The site lets people explore the collection, understand what makes each speaker different, and get a feel for the brand before getting into the products.The tricky part was keeping that premium, technical feel without making the site feel cold or difficult to browse.

So we used a darker, product-led hero to introduce the brand, then kept the product sections much cleaner and easier to scan.
It feels bold where it needs to be, but still gives you a pretty straightforward way to find the speaker you want.

What do you think? 👇