Everyone experiences their magic moment with software backed by great and intuitive design. For me, it was designing on my first MacBook.
Coming from an art background, I was always intrigued by well-designed and intuitive products.
Somehow, I was disappointed by many modern designs that are done separately from products, not taking into consideration intuitiveness, simplicity, user experience, and overall feeling.
After studying many design legends, designing user interfaces, crafting brands, and working with startups, I wanted to focus on giving software personality.
I started asking myself questions:
What if we could create logos so simple that you could redesign them on a napkin, yet so remarkable that they don't need explanation?
Or apps that are so intuitive that users don't even notice that they're using external software?
Or landing pages that don't need a call-to-action, yet you still want to contact and work with the founders?
Or illustrations that, if you put them on a shirt, instantly become a piece of art?
And that could happen if we combine the hidden art of intuitiveness and simplicity with technology.
hidden art + technology = design
My mission is to build products and brands that have personality and feel magical — that's why I chose the name 8th Wonder Division.
Design is not only about look or functionality; I am fascinated by the "Full Stack" philosophy — building cohesive products that are incredibly intuitive but become even more powerful with every human interaction.