Hello! Studio

Design that works as communication is the idea behind Hello! Studio, a design and development studio active in Poland and in other countries since 2009. The studio says it treats every project individually and with close attention to detail, because its clients' success is its own.

Planning interfaces for every kind of user

The user experience practice designs interfaces with all users in mind, from the administrator who manages a system to the end customer who uses it. Consultations come first: the studio says they are the basis for well-designed mock-ups and prototypes. For organisations that already have a product, it offers usability audits and consultations that find problems in how a site or application works and set out the changes needed.

From visual identity to a finished site

For graphic design, the studio treats form as a carrier of content and as part of a brand's strategy. It can take care of a complete brand image, beginning with visual identification and ending with websites and applications. Its published projects include sites for a dental clinic, a construction company, a pharmacy, a municipal website, an HR service, a safety campaign and an agency group, as well as a mobile app for a parcel locker network.

Websites and applications, front end and back end

Hello! Studio says that designing and building websites and applications is its greatest passion. Projects range from basic landing pages to elaborate multi-part sites, covering both the front end and the back end. Other design studios and agencies also hire it for the technical side, where it codes what they have designed.

WordPress without page builders

Its WordPress development uses clean custom themes written without page builders, adding only essential plugins such as WPML for multilingual content and ACF for custom fields. The aim, as it explains, is a site that is lighter and easier to maintain than one assembled from many add-ons.

The studio's own website is available in Polish and English, so it can be consulted by organisations both in Poland and elsewhere. A company that wants one team to handle interface research, identity and the finished build, or an agency that needs a technical partner, is the kind of client it describes.