A comprehensive visual rebranding connecting the dusty construction site with high-tech SaaS identity.
Uconia had an established platform, but the brand felt outdated and purely functional. The vision was not only to modernize but to instill a sense of pride in the workforce.
We needed to connect two worlds: the dusty construction site and high-tech SaaS — without losing either audience.
I led the creative direction for the SaaS product launch, motion design, and corporate identity for international trade shows. I bridged the gap between the parent brand (Gagamuller) and the new product ecosystem (Uconia).
I conducted deep-dive interviews with stakeholders and mapped the emotional reality of construction teams. The insight: construction is high-stakes and high-stress. The UI needed to be high-contrast and legible, but the brand needed to feel empowering and robust — not delicate. I then mapped the entire client lifecycle to identify exactly which brand assets were needed at every funnel stage.
Instead of the generic "SaaS Blue" used by competitors, I drew inspiration directly from the job site. The color palette — Safety Yellow, Signal Orange, and Marker Pink — is a nod to the safety gear used by the workforce every day. By adapting these industrial cues into a clean digital aesthetic, we created a brand that felt modern enough for investors and familiar enough for the crew on the ground.
The rebrand rolled out across every touchpoint: a strategic pitch deck for investor relations, high-impact trade show booths for global events, employer brand merchandise for internal culture, and a high-conversion landing page for lead capture.
A comprehensive brand system successfully connecting construction site culture with modern SaaS design — deployed across investor decks, trade shows, digital products, and internal communications.