Currently, the product visuals on Utila.io include a lot of information but appear quite small and dense — often presented in compact bento-style layouts that are hard to visually digest.
As a user, it feels like there are visuals present, but they don’t really communicate what the product does or help me understand how it works.

This is where there’s a big opportunity: the product UI on the website can serve as a visual narrative layer — not just decoration, but a way to contextualize the product, explain its logic, and offer a “pre-demo” experience that builds clarity, interest, and desire for the solution.

Given my 10+ years in product design, a core focus of my work is translating complex software into visual storytelling. I often rebuild key UI components directly in Framer to create animated, interactive product journeys that:

• Communicate function and value instantly

• Make product concepts easier to grasp

• Feel premium, fast, and modern

This type of work typically requires the same level of effort as building the site itself, so it’s not part of the migration scope by default.
If this is something you’d like to explore, we can identify which product areas to highlight and I can provide an estimate based on that.
If product designs are already available in Figma, that reduces the additional effort significantly.

For a deeper background on this approach, see: