// A global materials science company
A brand portal, architected.
UX and front-end architecture for a modular brand asset portal.
A global materials science company's brand holders had no single place to find, filter, and use approved brand materials.
UX, Portal Design, Front-End.
UX, Portal Design, Front-End.
// 01 The problem
The problem.
Brand consistency fails when the people applying the brand can't find the current asset. The company needed a portal - and needed its experience designed before any build began.
// 02 The approach
The approach.
Define the portal's UX completely - architecture, interface, and an MVP that ships value first - so development starts with answers, not questions.
// 03 Delivery
What was implemented.
- UX strategy for the brand portal: user roles, asset journeys, and the shortest path to every material.
- A modular content hub design with filtering - built for a library that grows.
- An MVP scope: landing experience plus the content hub, sized to launch value early.
- Front-end architecture scoped to pair with the agency's back-end team, with a clean integration boundary.
// 04 Working detail
Inside the build.
landing -> role select (brand holder / partner / internal)hub -> filter: asset type, brand, region, formatasset -> preview + usage rules + downloadMVP: landing + hub. phase 2: approvals + versioning// 05 Results
Results.
Three user roles mapped before interface design started.
The content hub was scoped as the first shippable portal release.
Front-end and back-end responsibilities agreed before development handoff.
// Next project
Industrial & manufacturingMany brands. One platform.// The full picture
The names come out on a call.
Every engagement above has a full case study behind it - the client, the constraints, the numbers. We share those live, under NDA.