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Bouk

Designing an effortless booking platform

Brand & Identity

Web Design

2025

Overview

Bouk is a booking platform designed to take the stress out of reservations and scheduling. From boutique hotels to large venues, spas and appointment-driven environments, Bouk helps operators streamline bookings with clarity and ease.

The platform existed before, but its identity and visual language felt clunky and disconnected from the simplicity and reliability it aimed to provide.

Bouk is a booking platform designed to take the stress out of reservations and scheduling. From boutique hotels to large venues, spas and appointment-driven environments, Bouk helps operators streamline bookings with clarity and ease. The platform existed before, but its identity and visual language felt clunky and disconnected from the simplicity and reliability it aimed to provide.

CHALLENGE

The previous identity didn’t reflect the product’s purpose. As a tool designed to simplify complexity, Bouk needed a visual language that felt effortless, intuitive and welcoming - not generic or cumbersome.


The core challenge was translating the platform’s utility, its simplicity and ease, into a visual system that felt confident and supportive, while aligning with strategic positioning developed by my colleagues.


APPROACH

I developed an identity rooted in the product’s own UI logic.


Instead of inventing visuals detached from experience, I drew directly from interface elements — buttons, cards, toggles, form fields — and turned them into a structured visual language. This gave the brand a sense of lived relevance and reinforced the platform’s core promise: simplicity without compromise.

The rebrand began with a simple question: how do you make something as functional as booking software feel effortless and inviting? I looked to Bouk’s mission—removing hassle and enabling people to focus on what matters—and built a design philosophy around ease, warmth and distinction. Rather than following industry clichés, we aimed to create a visual language that signals reliability without feeling corporate.

The colour palette was chosen to feel modern and approachable, while still professional. Typography emphasized clarity at every scale, ensuring messaging felt legible and direct across contexts.


Photography and UI motifs were used intentionally to communicate ease of use rather than decoration, supporting the idea that Bouk was a tool that just works.


The identity was designed to feel flexible — able to support a range of verticals within hospitality, events and services — without losing its core personality.

Key to this was establishing a sense of calm. I explored ways to translate the ethos of “less faff, more flow” into every element of the brand. We knew the identity had to stand apart from competitors, so I worked on a bespoke mark that feels both modern and approachable. To humanise the technology, the visual direction leaned into genuine human moments and thoughtful composition. At the same time, the interface framework needed to be simple and intuitive, so that users could navigate without friction.

ROLE & DELIVERABLES

My Role

Lead Designer — I was responsible for shaping the visual brand identity.

As the lead and sole designer, I oversaw the entire creative process:


  • Designed a stylised logo and supporting marks

  • Developed a user‑friendly, UI‑led design system

  • Selected and implemented typography and colour palette

  • Directed photography and imagery style

  • Conceptualised motion and interaction guidelines

  • Produced social and marketing templates


Deliverables

  • Brand identity system

  • Logo and logomark suite

  • Colour palette and UI-informed visual language

  • Typography and hierarchy

  • Key brand assets and compositional templates

  • Motion principles for UI and promotional use

  • Web Design (still in development)

  • Comprehensive logo suite with clear usage guidelines

  • Typographic hierarchy (Aeonik & Inter) and colour system

  • Modular UI components and layout standards

  • Photography direction and editorial guidelines

  • Motion and iconography design language

  • Social and marketing assets aligned with the content strategy


OUTCOME

Eatron now owns a refined and cohesive identity that aligns public perception with scientificreality.

The new Bouk identity transforms the brand from a functional booking tool into an inviting, modern platform.

The new visual system balances heritage with progression, presenting Eatron as a modern, confident and responsible leader in electrification. The website distills complex technology into clear, accessible storytelling and provides an intuitive interface that matches the pace and precision of the company itself.

The stylised logo offers distinction, the UI system brings clarity and ease of use, and the photography and colour palette humanise the technology. Together, these elements communicate Bouk’s promise of effortless bookings and support its goal of helping businesses focus on delivering great experiences.

LEARNINGS

Insights I learned from this project:

  • Preserving and modernising a loved wordmark can anchor a transformation without losing familiarity.

  • Natural imagery and restrained palettes can humanise technical brands and elevate emotional resonance.

  • Motion studies, when grounded in design logic, enhance rhythm and user experience without becoming decoration.


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Bouk

Designing an effortless booking platform

Brand & Identity

Web Design

2025

Overview

Bouk is a booking platform designed to take the stress out of reservations and scheduling. From boutique hotels to large venues, spas and appointment-driven environments, Bouk helps operators streamline bookings with clarity and ease.

The platform existed before, but its identity and visual language felt clunky and disconnected from the simplicity and reliability it aimed to provide.

CHALLENGE

The previous identity didn’t reflect the product’s purpose. As a tool designed to simplify complexity, Bouk needed a visual language that felt effortless, intuitive and welcoming - not generic or cumbersome.


The core challenge was translating the platform’s utility, its simplicity and ease, into a visual system that felt confident and supportive, while aligning with strategic positioning developed by my colleagues.


APPROACH

I developed an identity rooted in the product’s own UI logic.


Instead of inventing visuals detached from experience, I drew directly from interface elements — buttons, cards, toggles, form fields — and turned them into a structured visual language. This gave the brand a sense of lived relevance and reinforced the platform’s core promise: simplicity without compromise.

The colour palette was chosen to feel modern and approachable, while still professional. Typography emphasized clarity at every scale, ensuring messaging felt legible and direct across contexts.


Photography and UI motifs were used intentionally to communicate ease of use rather than decoration, supporting the idea that Bouk was a tool that just works.


The identity was designed to feel flexible — able to support a range of verticals within hospitality, events and services — without losing its core personality.

ROLE & DELIVERABLES

My Role

Lead Designer — I was responsible for shaping the visual brand identity.

Deliverables

  • Brand identity system

  • Logo and logomark suite

  • Colour palette and UI-informed visual language

  • Typography and hierarchy

  • Key brand assets and compositional templates

  • Motion principles for UI and promotional use

  • Web Design (still in development)

OUTCOME

Eatron now owns a refined and cohesive identity that aligns public perception with scientific reality.

The new visual system balances heritage with progression, presenting Eatron as a modern, confident and responsible leader in electrification. The website distills complex technology into clear, accessible storytelling and provides an intuitive interface that matches the pace and precision of the company itself.

LEARNINGS

Insights I learned from this project:

  • Preserving and modernising a loved wordmark can anchor a transformation without losing familiarity.

  • Natural imagery and restrained palettes can humanise technical brands and elevate emotional resonance.

  • Motion studies, when grounded in design logic, enhance rhythm and user experience without becoming decoration.


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Web Design

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Designing an effortless booking platform

Brand & Identity

Web Design

2025

Overview

Bouk is a booking platform designed to take the stress out of reservations and scheduling. From boutique hotels to large venues, spas and appointment-driven environments, Bouk helps operators streamline bookings with clarity and ease. The platform existed before, but its identity and visual language felt clunky and disconnected from the simplicity and reliability it aimed to provide.

CHALLENGE

The previous identity didn’t reflect the product’s purpose. As a tool designed to simplify complexity, Bouk needed a visual language that felt effortless, intuitive and welcoming - not generic or cumbersome.


The core challenge was translating the platform’s utility, its simplicity and ease, into a visual system that felt confident and supportive, while aligning with strategic positioning developed by my colleagues.


APPROACH

I developed an identity rooted in the product’s own UI logic.


Instead of inventing visuals detached from experience, I drew directly from interface elements — buttons, cards, toggles, form fields — and turned them into a structured visual language. This gave the brand a sense of lived relevance and reinforced the platform’s core promise: simplicity without compromise.

The colour palette was chosen to feel modern and approachable, while still professional. Typography emphasized clarity at every scale, ensuring messaging felt legible and direct across contexts.


Photography and UI motifs were used intentionally to communicate ease of use rather than decoration, supporting the idea that Bouk was a tool that just works.


The identity was designed to feel flexible — able to support a range of verticals within hospitality, events and services — without losing its core personality.

ROLE & DELIVERABLES

My Role

Lead Designer — I was responsible for shaping the visual brand identity.

Deliverables

  • Primary and secondary logomarks

  • Typography and colour framework

  • Identity system guidelines

  • Motion concepts & interaction direction

  • Curated photography & art direction

  • Responsive UI design (web)

OUTCOME

Bouk now has a defined and cohesive brand identity that reflects its product promise.

The visual system feels purposeful and approachable, reinforcing the platform’s focus on ease and clarity. The identity gives the product a more confident presence in a competitive marketplace and aligns the brand with the simplicity and accessibility users expect.

LEARNINGS

Insights I learned from this project:

  • Preserving and modernising a loved wordmark can anchor a transformation without losing familiarity.

  • Natural imagery and restrained palettes can humanise technical brands and elevate emotional resonance.

  • Motion studies, when grounded in design logic, enhance rhythm and user experience without becoming decoration.


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Web Design

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