Project Overview
Worked alongside the Design Director to support the migration of key Sygic website pages into the Eurowag platform. The goal was to seamlessly integrate content while maintaining a consistent Eurowag brand experience.

The Challenge
Migrate multiple pages from an external brand into an existing ecosystem without disrupting user experience or brand consistency. The project required a clear content structure, fast turnaround, and careful balance between Sygic’s product identity and Eurowag’s design system.

Approach
Began with a detailed whitepaper, auditing existing Sygic pages and mapping out a proposed information architecture. Defined how content would be restructured and how pages would connect within the Eurowag site. To accelerate the process, used AI-assisted tools to generate initial copy and low-fidelity page frameworks. These were then refined, ensuring alignment with UX best practices and expectations before securing client approval.

Execution
Developed high-fidelity designs by applying Eurowag’s design system, incorporating existing imagery, illustrations, and iconography. Introduced Sygic product visuals where appropriate, carefully balancing both brands to create a cohesive and intuitive user experience. Collaborated closely with stakeholders throughout, iterating quickly based on feedback and maintaining alignment with project timelines.

Outcome
Successfully delivered the migration ahead of schedule, with a streamlined and user-friendly set of pages that integrated seamlessly into the Eurowag platform. The client was highly satisfied with both the speed of delivery and the quality of the final designs.