Case Study #03
About
Impact Theory is a mission-driven modern media company designed to create positive change in people’s lives through the relentless creation of entertaining and empowering content.
I was brought on to lead the complete redesign of the platform, introducing a fresh design language while retaining select elements the company still valued, ensuring a seamless blend of old and new.
A significant part of my work was dedicated to marketing, collaborated closely with the marketing team and branding teams to improve conversions and deliver impactful results.
I was responsible for funnel pages, marketing landing pages, social media banners, posters, and various other promotional materials across the company.
Problem
Impact Theory had one major global problem—lack of consistency. Many people worked on it before me, each adding something new without considering what came before. It’s total mess without proper design language.
Impact Theory isn’t just a platform—it’s a lifestyle for thousands of students worldwide. It should function seamlessly, free of bugs and broken elements, creating an experience that attracts more students rather than driving them away.
Approach
My goal was to transform everything into a cohesive, dynamic system—an evolving, living organism that seamlessly connects across all projects.
As always, I started from the ground up. I needed to understand and define the core of the project—the design system.
They had various elements from different sources, like triangles (from Tom Bileyu’s project) and circles (from Lisa Bileyu’s projects and podcasts).
The existing design also included the Futura font and blue as the primary color. My task was to gather all these elements and consolidate them into a unified system, which is where I began.