Ravolo

Overview

Ravolo began as a Web3 protocol empowering game developers to create games with cross-game access capabilities, providing a unique and innovative approach to gaming. Initially, I designed their platform to reflect this vision, focusing on a clean and adaptable interface. However, late last year, Ravolo pivoted to becoming a full-fledged gaming studio, taking their SDK in-house to build games themselves. This shift required a complete redesign to align with the brand’s new identity and purpose. I worked on various facets of the redesign, including the design system, landing page, holders’ dashboard, application interfaces, and game UI, ensuring a cohesive and elevated experience across all touchpoints.

Challenge

The redesign for Ravolo presented two major challenges:

1. Transitioning the platform from a Web3 protocol aimed at game developers to a gaming studio focused on creating immersive, self-developed experiences. This required rethinking the design language to reflect their new purpose while preserving the brand’s innovative roots.

2. Ensuring consistency across a wide range of elements, from the landing page and holders’ dashboard to in-game UI and application interfaces. Developing a robust design system that could support the brand's evolving needs while maintaining a user-friendly experience was essential.

Results

The redesigned Ravolo platform now reflects the brand’s identity as a gaming studio, emphasizing creativity, innovation, and a commitment to immersive experiences. The landing page effectively communicates the studio’s new direction, while the holders’ dashboard and application interfaces are intuitive and visually cohesive. The game UI seamlessly blends functionality with aesthetic appeal, enhancing player engagement. The robust design system I developed ensures consistency across all elements, streamlining future updates and expansions. This comprehensive redesign positions Ravolo as a standout gaming studio, ready to make a mark in the gaming industry.

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