Loop UX

Website redesign and visual identity for leading UX research consultancy

Woman speaking and gesturing while three colleagues listen during a meeting in a modern office.
Year
2025 - ongoing
Industry
Consulting

Loop UX works with some of the world’s leading companies, helping them make better decisions through rigorous, human-centred UX research. Their new website needed to reflect that level of expertise and maturity, while clearly communicating both the depth of their work and the people behind it.

The challenge

Loop UX had outgrown their existing website. The visual expression relied mainly on hand-drawn illustrations, which gave the site character but made it difficult to understand who Loop UX are and how they work. For a company built on understanding real people, the human presence was largely missing. The researchers, their process, and their interaction with clients were not clearly visible.

At the same time, the site functioned more as an online business card than a strategic platform. It did not fully communicate the breadth of services, the insight-driven approach, or the calibre of clients. The challenge was to create a website that felt credible, contemporary, and human, while supporting growth and visibility.


The solution

Kvalifik designed and developed a new website with a refreshed visual identity and a new logo that positions Loop UX as a trusted, modern research partner. The new site puts people and expertise at the centre, using real imagery and clear storytelling to show both what Loop UX does and how they work.

Vector graphic design showing anchor points and handles outlining letter O's spiral shape on a beige background.
Person with glasses and cap drawing a stylized black letter on white paper sheets taped to a wall.
The website

The final website is a modern, high-performing Webflow build that serves as both a brand platform and a business asset. It clearly communicates Loop UX’s services and approach, highlights the people behind the research, and provides a strong foundation for future content and growth.

Minimalist world map in pink lines highlighting countries in North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, and Australia with lists of countries served by Loop UX under the heading 'Truly global reach.'

The result is a website that feels confident without being corporate, human without being informal, and precise without being rigid. It reflects where Loop UX is today and supports where they are heading next.

Person typing on a laptop showing a webpage titled 'Global User Research' with images of people and navigation menu.
Webpage section titled 'Collaboration & process' outlining four project phases: Scoping your project, Kickoff & Preparation, Data Collection, and Analysis & Deliverables, with descriptive text below.
Man speaking on phone and holding a globe at a desk with computer monitors, mugs, and window overlooking a river view.
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