RedBit Redesign
Internship Project
During my internship at RedBit, I redesigned and rebuilt the company website from the ground up. The goal was to move away from the existing look and create a stronger digital presence: sharper, more memorable, and more aligned with the playful character of the brand.
I created a completely new design direction with a dark-mode-first interface, supported by a light mode option for extra flexibility. This gave the website a more distinctive atmosphere while keeping the experience accessible, readable, and usable across different contexts.
My work covered the full process: research, UI design, prototyping, asset creation, frontend development, responsive layouts, interaction details, and visual polish. I designed new sections, refined the content flow, built reusable interface patterns, and made sure the final site felt coherent from the first hero moment to the last call-to-action.
The hero introduces RedBit through a video of the bunny mascot, turning the first screen into something more alive and recognizable. Around that, I developed supporting visuals and interface assets so the website feels less like a standard agency page and more like a branded experience with its own tone.
The result is a complete finished website that combines design craft with frontend execution: dark, energetic, playful, and professional, with enough contrast and structure to guide visitors through RedBit's work and personality.
Services provided for this project:
UI/UX Design, Prototyping, Frontend development, Responsive design, Asset creation, Dark and light mode