eCloud Solutions

A B Corp design and software studio working on digital products

Creative design, user research and software come together at eCloud, an agency that describes itself as a creative design and digital product studio working with startups and established companies. It holds B Corp status, and it says it belongs to a generation of companies that aim to be good for people, nature and the world, and that it believes in an inclusive, equitable and regenerative economy. Its site currently highlights a focus on AI solutions.

Starting with a workshop

Each engagement begins, the agency says, with an innovation workshop used to get to know the client, find opportunities and design solutions with real impact. From there it builds scalable digital products with a team of qualified professionals. Its main skills are branding, UX and UI design, and mobile and web development, supported by user research and testing.

What the work looks like

Past projects shown on the site include a website and mobile app for a municipal bank in Rosario, a logistics operations management system, a cloud platform with a website and mobile app, and several e-commerce builds with branding, growth performance work and a mobile app. Larger names listed among featured work include Edenor and Mercado Libre. In e-commerce the agency covers the build and the growth work that follows.

Marketing tied to results

The agency also designs data-driven digital marketing campaigns, set against the objectives each client has stated, so that design and promotion are handled together.

Industries it names

Among the sectors it names are crypto and web3, enterprise and business software, e-commerce and fashion technology, and it says it works with both large brands and startups. The user-centred approach is meant to improve productivity and revenue for those clients.

Writing about digital experience

The agency publishes articles on Medium in Spanish. One discusses the trend toward total experience, which joins separate user experiences into a single, more complete one, and argues that it helps to put internal teams at the centre. Another takes on the hype around e-commerce growth figures.