Bewise

INDUSTRY:

SaaS / Food & Hospitality

COMPANY:

BeWise (Ireland)

ROLE:

Product Designer (UI, Web Design, Implementation)

summary.

BeWise is a Brazilian-founded company based in Ireland that provides white-label applications for restaurants. Their goal is to empower hospitality businesses with customizable digital tools. I was responsible for designing and developing their institutional landing page using Framer, delivering a fast, responsive, and easy-to-maintain website tailored to both the product and the internal team’s capabilities.

challenge.
  • Build a modern, responsive landing page with a strong first impression

  • Use a no-code/low-code solution that allows the team to manage updates independently

  • Align visual identity with the brand’s growing presence in the European restaurant tech market

goal.
  • Design a clean, modern, and mobile-friendly experience

  • Optimize performance and accessibility

  • Deliver a low-maintenance, scalable solution with intuitive content editing

  • Launch quickly to support business development and client acquisition

solution.
  • Designed and implemented the entire landing page using Framer, applying a component-based and modular approach

  • Structured the page with clear sections: hero, features, product screenshots, use cases, testimonials, and contact

  • Ensured accessibility best practices and responsive layout across breakpoints

  • Applied SEO-friendly markup and structured metadata for better visibility

  • Handoff included documentation for easy internal maintenance

result.
  • Successful handoff with a fully functional, easy-to-edit landing page

  • Improved brand credibility through a sleek, professional interface

  • Enabled the BeWise team to make content and layout changes without developer support

  • Laid the groundwork for future product showcase pages within the same system


💡 What I Learned

This project reinforced how powerful low-code tools like Framer can be for small teams — enabling fast delivery without compromising on design quality. It was also a valuable exercise in designing with scalability and maintainability in mind, ensuring non-designers could easily manage the site moving forward.