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Case study · SaaS product design
Redefining the Desklog ecosystem from a monitoring dashboard to a human-centric productivity platform.
The strategy
Desklog's identity was once tied to monitoring. We strategically pivoted towards workforce intelligence, giving managers and employees shared visibility to optimise their day without the pressure of surveillance.
The aim was a design language that feels collaborative rather than controlling.
My part of the work: redesigning Desklog modules to improve dashboard navigation, time tracking and workflow clarity, and building responsive frontend components from Figma with a mobile-first approach.
Part one · Homepage redesign
Desklog is a workforce management and employee productivity tracking platform that helps organizations monitor time, manage projects, and improve team efficiency. This case study explores the redesign of the Desklog homepage with a focus on improving information architecture, visual hierarchy, and user engagement.
Designed with Srinath KP. Published as a case study on Behance.
The goal
The goal of this redesign was to create a more user-friendly and conversion-focused homepage that clearly communicates Desklog’s value. By improving content structure, visual hierarchy, and user flow, the redesign helps visitors understand the platform faster and encourages them to take action.
The work covered UX research, wireframing, visual design, responsive layouts, typography exploration, a colour system and the complete homepage redesign.
Problem
Desklog offers powerful tools for time tracking, employee monitoring, and workforce management, but the existing homepage failed to communicate that value effectively. Users were overwhelmed by feature-heavy content, inconsistent visual emphasis, and an unclear journey from discovery to action. This resulted in reduced engagement and difficulty showcasing the product’s competitive advantages.
Solution
The redesign transformed the homepage into a conversion-focused experience that balances product depth with simplicity. Through refined information architecture, stronger visual storytelling, and streamlined content sections, users can now understand Desklog’s benefits within seconds. The new design improves feature discoverability, builds trust, and guides visitors naturally toward booking a demo or starting a free trial.
Design system
A deep blue and a fresh green carry the brand, with Satoshi as the primary typeface and Inter as the secondary.
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The result
Scroll through each design below, or open it full size.
Part two · Product
Streamlined task tracking and team check-ins for remote workers on the move.
Deep-dive reporting module offering clarity and actionable growth patterns for admins.
A crystal-clear portal for clients to verify billable project hours and status in real time.
Visual refresh
We paired a deep, professional navy with a high-energy vibrant green to signal both authority and modern innovation.
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This project is an example of my ui/ux design and frontend development work.
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