Humanely. We designed Humanely's website and its visual language.

Client: Humanely, a Reveriext product
Year: 2026
Services: Website design, art direction, interface implementation
Team: reDesign, with reLabs

The Humanely home page: a man working on a laptop on a grassy hillside, with the headline “Your back office, on autopilot.” and two glass status cards floating over the sky

The challenge

Humanely's website introduces a suite of company apps and a concierge service. Visitors need to understand the overall offer, explore an individual app, and distinguish the software from the people providing the service.

We designed the page hierarchy, app navigation, art direction, and responsive layouts. Outdoor photography connects the pages; product scenes explain relationships within the suite. A shared app-page structure gives each app the same place for its introduction and supporting detail.

The home page moves from the overall offer through product explanations to the concierge, using recurring photography and product scenes.

Main page examples shown: 4; Home, Platform, Intelligence, and About in the captured site.
App pages in the shared structure: 6; Lens, Compliance, Recruit, HR, Books, and Payroll in the site's app-page list.
Editorial sections: 2; Insights and Guides use layouts for published articles and reference content.

The home page hero on a grassy hillside — Different landscapes identify the pages while consistent image treatment and typography connect them to the same site.

The Intelligence page: “Three roles. One swarm.” with hummingbirds over a valley — Different landscapes identify the pages while consistent image treatment and typography connect them to the same site.

We used a shared scene language to explain the product.

Art direction

The scenes explain app relationships, records, and assistant actions without reproducing a full working screen. Raised cards and translucent panels give those explanations a common material. Neutral surfaces carry most of the composition; blue marks emphasis, app icons retain their colors, and lime highlights selected elements. Over photography, the panels reveal the landscape beneath them.

A frosted glass panel over redwood trees holding six raised cards: People 128, Payroll ₹4,82,000, Compliance 12/12, Books, Recruit 2 offers, and a lime Company card with 3 entities — The architecture scene groups the app cards on one translucent panel, with lime distinguishing the Company card.

The platform record diagram: Lens at the center over Company, People, and Finance, linked to six app icons, with Documents, Hy, and Tasks below — The record diagram places Lens at the center of the company, people, and finance relationships, with app icons identifying the surrounding tools.

An Ask Hy glass chat over a meadow with hummingbirds: “What needs my attention today?” and a confirm button to create a GSTR-3B filing task — The assistant scene shows a request and its confirmation action together, using the same translucent material as the product diagrams.

The concierge scene introduces the human service through a person in the same landscape setting used elsewhere on the site.

We gave the six app pages a consistent structure.

The Lens app page: “Where the company actually stands.” — The shared app-page layout keeps the introduction and product detail in consistent positions as the app content changes.

The Lens app page's product section: the dark Lens home screen beside cards for Lens, Company, and People — The shared app-page layout keeps the introduction and product detail in consistent positions as the app content changes.

We adapted the relationship between headlines and scenes for phones.

The phone examples stack headlines, actions, and supporting scenes, with image crops adjusted for the narrower space.

We used a product preview alongside the explanatory scenes.

Design implementation

The home-page console presents a more detailed view of the software after the simpler product explanations. App tabs sit beside a shell containing summary figures, insight cards, and activity. The scene language introduces the relationships; the console shows the denser interface. Shared styles carry the website's type, color, and spacing decisions into the page layouts.

The Humanely Console on the home page: a dark product shell with a tab for each app, a health score, insight cards, and an activity timeline — The console preview frames a company overview within the website; it is a presentation of the product, not a connected account.

Credits

Team

reDesign Website design, art direction, interface implementation
reLabs Website engineering

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