Digital Product
Brief
A digital product had to present complex information to non-specialists without simplifying it into something untrue.
Direction
The interface was treated as a system of layers — depth used to signal hierarchy, motion used only where it explains.
Exploration
Prototypes ran early and often; layout, states and motion were tested with real content rather than placeholder text.
Final
A fast, quiet interface: one type scale, a strict grid, and interaction that stays out of the reader's way.
Application
Shipped across desktop and mobile, with a component set the client's team could extend without it drifting.
Credits
Art Direction & Design — Marton Leung · MartonCreative. Engineering and content with collaborators per brief.