Paradigm Agency

Inverse is an online education platform or LMS which focuses on art and visual studies. It's based on a video and course format with online access to content. With more than 10 years of experience, it collected valuable insights from its users on its legacy system. Therefore we initiated the redesign project based on these data on two parallel teams. One for the dashboard and the other for the website. All the teaching and learning activities are happening in the dashboard. Teachers and Students follow their respective journeys on the dashboard.

Lots of ideas were introduced in the design phase; Webinars for one-time events, gamification to promote course completion rate, competitions, and a lot more.

Each course comprises multiple videos, coursework, and syllabuses. A complete design system was designed to make a comprehensive experience on the platform.

Inverse is a complex Learning Management System (LMS) that is based on video-only courses. A dedicated team of 8 engineers has been assigned to this project. We used PHP/Laravel as our backend framework which helped us to increase the development speed. For the frontend framework, we've used React.js for the dashboard and Next.js for the website.

As a company that helps businesses build their fully remote engineering team, Fakir Informatik needed a refreshed brand identity. Fakir is about managing connecting developers to businesses and managing the relationship to outperform expectations.

The problem was simple, old brand identity didn’t reflect the trust, professionalism, and general image that was needed in a business-to-business partnership. Our objective was to design a strong, techy & trustful identity to fit the values Fakir believes in.

We redesigned the introduction website, as a primary touchpoint. A content architecture was established to showcase projects, teams, and company values. Consistency among different touchpoints (presentation templates, website, merchandise, etc) was a priority for us.

Dr. Holzner app is a communication tool between doctors and other staff in a dentistry clinic in Germany that’s hosted on a local network. The Dr. Holzner building is a dentistry clinic with 2 floors and 16 different zones. The doctors were searching for an easy-to-use tool for their communications between rooms during the treatment, essential announcements, and playing local radio stations through installed speakers. First thing first, an understandable design covering all the features for this particular user who need the app while treating the patients was critical. We simplified the app into two pages: the main page for internal communications and announcements, and a secured control panel for controlling radio features.

For the development stage, a powerful technical solution was necessary to ensure smooth operations. The backbone of our application was the network and we had to implement the project on the local network remotely. We tried to demonstrate a logical solution on a cloud server before implementing it on the local network, at the end, we performed frequent testing cycles to make sure about high fidelity sound coverage.

Using software to track different states of work and customers is a common practice in businesses large and small. Radiant Services uses legacy custom-built software to do all the hard work in the factory. The legacy system was only available on local machines and was not further maintainable.

Our objective on this project was to redesign the old software, transform it into a cloud-based architecture, and use new technologies to make it more scalable and maintainable. As with working on any legacy system, clarifying old workflows and processes was a major challenge on this project. Defining screens, features, access levels took much of the design phase.

This enterprise software was created with scalability and maintainability in mind. Meaning it can be further implemented in different scenarios and different businesses. We used accessible technologies like Python and React to develop our solutions. It makes it so much easier to find professional developers to develop and maintain the software. Since most of the users on this system are not familiar with computers, we developed simple shortcuts for every action on screens.

Zamin is a gamified, community-based platform that enables car owners who would otherwise drive alone to carpool with their peers in a turn-taking manner. It’s a community built around environmental responsibility. Hence its name comes from a Persian word for the planet earth. Zamin Introduces a New Category of Ridesharing: Reciprocal Carpooling.

There are multiple differences in experience and business from traditional carpooling solutions. Therefore detailed onboarding is required to educate the users about the product. MVP of the mobile App has been developed natively on Kotlin and Swift and released on App Store and Google Play.