Discovery
We dug into where people stalled—what they expected on arrival, and which parts of create felt harder than they should.
- Usage pattern review
- Landing page audit
- Create-flow walkthrough
- Wayfinding gaps
PXGEN AI Powered Image Generator
Project Overview
PXGEN is an AI-powered image generation platform that creates images from text descriptions.
The project focused on making the website easy to understand, showing what the tool can do upfront, and helping users go from landing on the site to actually generating an image without confusion.
Our task was to design PXGEN's website so that anyone could understand what the platform does and start generating images. Users needed a clear way to enter prompts, see results, and buy credits. At the same time, the site had to handle promotional campaigns without making the experience feel messy.
Problem
Turning a Powerful AI Tool Into Something People Can Actually Start Using
New visitors needed to grasp PXGEN’s value in seconds and feel confident generating images right away—without getting lost in technical options or a fragmented site experience.
- Weak first impression: The landing experience didn’t quickly communicate what the product was or why someone should try it.
- Overloaded creation flow: Dense controls and settings made prompting feel harder than it needed to be for first-time users.
- Offers felt bolted on: Credits and campaign messaging sat apart from the core generate-and-preview journey.
- Uneven design language: Pages mixed layouts and visual treatments, so the product felt less like one coherent system.
Solution
A Clearer Path From Landing to First Generated Image
We reshaped the product around speed of understanding—so people could see what PXGEN does, move through the flow with less friction, and create without fighting the interface.
- Outcome-led homepage: Real generations lead the story, so the value of the tool is visible before anyone reads a feature list.
- Leaner create experience: The generator was streamlined—priority actions stay upfront, advanced options step back until they’re needed.
- Offers inside the journey: Credits and campaigns sit next to create-and-preview moments instead of living as separate marketing pages.
- One shared design system: Color, type, spacing, and components were aligned so every screen feels part of the same product.
Process
Building Clarity Into Every Step of the AI Experience
We moved from friction points to a tighter product path—mapping confusion, restructuring the journey, locking a shared visual language, then polishing how it feels in use.
Experience Planning
Information architecture was reshaped so landing, prompt, preview, and credits read as one continuous path.
- Streamlined user path
- Stronger content hierarchy
- Noise reduction
- Prompted next steps
Visual System
A single visual foundation tied screens together so the product felt intentional instead of pieced together.
- Dark UI foundation
- Reusable components
- Type scale & rhythm
- Aligned color rules
Refinement
We tightened details that affect trust—responsive behavior, micro-interactions, and consistency across breakpoints.
- Mobile pass
- UI detail polish
- Interaction smoothing
- Cross-screen QA
Results & Outcomes
Outcome
PXGEN became quicker to grasp and easier to act on. Visitors could recognize the product immediately, start generating with less hesitation, and move between creating images and purchasing credits without breaking flow.
- More visitors progressed from the homepage into the generator with fewer early exits
- First-time users stayed longer in the create experience and explored prompting with more confidence
- Promotions and credit offers read as part of the product path, not a separate marketing layer
- New screens shipped faster because teams reused the shared design system
- The overall product felt finished, consistent, and ready for real use
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