Prismancy

SaaS Brand Identity & UI

Client:

Prismancy

Year:

2026

Type:

Creative Direction

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Web Design

Batch.Works logo over a photo of a box of 3D printed objects
Batch.Works logo over a photo of a box of 3D printed objects
Batch.Works product catalogue book on a work top with a graphic printed image on the front
Batch.Works product catalogue book on a work top with a graphic printed image on the front
Batch.Works product catalogue book on a work top with a graphic printed image on the front

Power your DTC experimentation and optimization like never before. Boost revenue and hit performance goals with a platform built by ecommerce conversion optimization experts.

Streetside billboard with flyposters of the Batch.Works brand and illustrations
Streetside billboard with flyposters of the Batch.Works brand and illustrations
Streetside billboard with flyposters of the Batch.Works brand and illustrations
Streetside billboard with flyposters of the Batch.Works brand and illustrations

Project Overview

Prismancy is Prismfly’s new A/B testing and experimentation platform built to help brands test faster, learn quicker, and make smarter conversion-focused decisions. I led the brand identity and creative direction for the project, focusing on building a visual system that felt intelligent, technical, and modern without losing the elevated design approach Prismfly is known for.

The identity exploration centered around the idea of “scanning” and optimization. The logomark was designed to resemble a dynamic scanning frame targeting areas of a site, visually representing analysis, experimentation, and iterative improvement. From there, the system expanded into a dark, high-contrast interface language paired with a bold chartreuse accent color to create a balance between sophistication and energy. The darker palette allowed the UI and data-driven nature of the product to feel grounded and premium, while the chartreuse created instant recognition and helped reinforce moments of interaction, testing, and motion throughout the experience.

Beyond the logo itself, I established the foundational typography system, color palette, creative direction, and visual identity standards used across the platform and marketing site. Once the direction was finalized, I handed off the branding system and implementation guidance to one of my designers, Ani, who applied the established typography, color system, and visual language throughout the product interface and website experience. The result was a scalable identity system that could flex across marketing, UI, product visuals, and future platform expansion while maintaining a cohesive and recognizable presence.

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Credits

Brand Identity & Wireframes

Martick

Platform Design

Ani Gharibyan