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Rewardable

Rebranding for global gifting

Role
Founding Product Designer
Year
2025
Location
United Kingdom
Duration
12 weeks
Contribution
Branding, Product Design, Web Design, Web Development
A sleek laptop displaying Rewardable’s website about rewards, payouts, and incentives, set against a backdrop of concrete blocks, highlighting a digital e-commerce platform for gifting.

Challenge

Rewardable’s brand and product experience had grown fragmented over time. The absence of a cohesive design direction led to inconsistencies across the platform, marketing website and communications. The brand lacked a distinct identity, resulting in low recognition and diluted user trust.

Opportunity

  • Define a unified brand identity that communicates trust and clarity to business clients and end users.
  • Create a modern, scalable design system that aligns marketing and product design.
  • Improve onboarding experience and conversion through a clear, consistent interface and visual tone.
  • Streamline development and content updates by using no-code tools and ready-to-use templates.

Discovery Process

I began with a full brand and UX audit to evaluate existing assets and identify inconsistencies in tone, colour usage and visual hierarchy. Through workshops with stakeholders and reviews of user feedback, I uncovered key friction points in both the brand’s presentation and product experience.

Based on these findings, I redefined Rewardable’s core visual foundations by refining the colour palette, typography, and art direction to reflect a confident, contemporary brand suitable for enterprise-scale clients.

Spreads from the Rewardable brand guidelines, covering the principles Simple, Flexible and Cheerful, logotype and logomark usage, minimum clear space, and examples of misuse to avoid.

Solution Exploration

I created a brand guideline that extended beyond a simple style guide, setting visual and content principles that could scale across future marketing, partnership and internal design efforts.

To ensure efficiency and maintain alignment between teams, I established reusable Figma components and responsive design patterns for both the marketing website and product UI.

The marketing site was then developed in Framer, allowing for flexible updates without engineering dependency. Email and campaign templates were also produced in Canva to ensure consistency across communication channels.

An illustration grid of Rewardable product moments: scheduling a reward, a phone showing a personalised reward message, importing recipients from CSV, a brand catalogue spanning 20-plus countries, and a currency selector over a world map.

Implementation

I designed, built and launched the new marketing website while continuously refining the platform’s UX to improve onboarding and usability. Visual consistency and accessibility were validated across all touchpoints to ensure that Rewardable’s refreshed identity delivered a premium, trustworthy experience.

Three Rewardable screens on phones: the marketing homepage, a "Choose value" campaign step with currency and value fields, and a recipient’s redemption screen showing a £50 Deliveroo balance.
The Rewardable dashboard with stat tiles for rewards sent, average received, total spend and most popular reward, above a sortable table of campaigns with Pending and Completed statuses.

Outcome

The rebranded platform launched successfully, presenting a unified and professional identity that reflected Rewardable’s position as a leader in digital gifting.

The Rewardable redemption storefront, headed "You have £50.00 to spend", showing a grid of brand gift cards including Deliveroo, Just Eat, Asos, Zalando, Spotify, Uber Eats, Argos, Airbnb and Morrisons, each flagged by country.

Impact

A grayscale professional portrait of Ozan Korkut, posing against a neutral background; the expression is friendly and approachable.

Need a design partner?

Email me at info@ozankorkut.com for collaboration proposals, questions or anything else you'd like to discuss.