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Braive

Braive is an innovative digital platform aimed at improving mental health through personalized, evidence-based online therapy. The platform addresses the growing global need for accessible mental health care by combining clinical psychology with modern technology.

The design challenge was to create a brand and user experience that balances the sensitivity of mental health topics with a fresh, engaging, and approachable visual language. Our mission was to support Braive in building trust with users while making therapy feel accessible, modern, and user-friendly.

We focused on creating a digital experience that puts the user at ease while delivering complex psychological assessments and therapy content in digestible, engaging ways.

We focused on creating a digital experience that puts the user at ease while delivering complex psychological assessments and therapy content in digestible, engaging ways.

Guided assessment tools that are easy to navigate and minimize cognitive load.

Guided assessment tools that are easy to navigate and minimize cognitive load.

Progress tracking dashboards to motivate and reassure users.

Progress tracking dashboards to motivate and reassure users.

Gentle animations and micro-interactions to provide feedback and keep users engaged without overwhelming them.

Gentle animations and micro-interactions to provide feedback and keep users engaged without overwhelming them.

Thoughtfully designed illustrations that bring warmth and humanity to the digital therapy space.

Thoughtfully designed illustrations that bring warmth and humanity to the digital therapy space.

UI components like buttons, forms, and sliders were designed with accessibility in mind.

UI components like buttons, forms, and sliders were designed with accessibility in mind.

Patterns that guide user behavior without being intrusive.

Patterns that guide user behavior without being intrusive.

The design was instrumental in creating a positive first impression and building trust with both patients and clinicians.

The design was instrumental in creating a positive first impression and building trust with both patients and clinicians.

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