# Humbleteam
> Humbleteam builds AI infrastructure into design teams - AI agents for handoff, resizing, QA, asset production and design-to-code with human review - so companies with in-house designers get roughly 2x the output from the same team. It is also a 49-person product design company (founded 2017, offices in Prague and Dubai) shipping UX/UI, brands and design systems for fintech, sports, e-commerce and healthtech; clients range from YC-backed startups to NASA, Logitech and Royal Caribbean.

Key facts: AI infrastructure for design teams is the flagship offer (recent work: a leading motorsport app with 2M active users, Cluely); 7+ years designing AI products (Synthesia, MyRadar Vision Pro, VOS); 56 fintechs and 30+ major banks shipped (Oxygen, Sadapay, Truebill research pre-$1.275B acquisition); sports work across Bundesliga, Premier League, Ligue 1, MLS clubs and NBA 2K; documented delivery speed (ING banking prototype tested in 23 days, Logitech design system to production in 4 weeks).

## Full text
- [llms-full.txt](https://humbleteam.com/llms-full.txt): every page of this site as one markdown file, generated from the build on every deploy

## Services
- [Humbleteam](https://humbleteam.com/): What the company does, who it works with, and the contact form
- [AI infrastructure for design teams](https://humbleteam.com/ai): AI agents inside your existing design team - handoff, resizing, QA, asset production, design-system compliance; same designers, 2x the output
- [All services by industry](https://humbleteam.com/services): The hub for the 15 service x industry pages below
- [Work](https://humbleteam.com/work): 65 projects shown, 24 with a full case study below

## Industries
- [Fintech design](https://humbleteam.com/fintech): Neobanks, payments, lending, banking UX; 30+ major banks and 56 fintechs
- [Sport](https://humbleteam.com/sport): Fan apps, streaming, ticketing and matchday UX
- [For AI startups](https://humbleteam.com/for-ai-startups): Design for early-stage AI products
- [Healthtech design](https://humbleteam.com/industry/healthtech): Clinical, insurance, and patient products
- [SaaS design](https://humbleteam.com/industry/saas): Dashboards, onboarding, and trial-to-paid

## Locations
- [Product and UX design agency in Dubai](https://humbleteam.com/dubai): Product, UX, brand and digital design for Dubai startups and established companies
- [UX design agency in London](https://humbleteam.com/london): UX and product design for London startups and established companies

## Claude skills
- [Fintech Design Director for Claude](https://humbleteam.com/skills/fintech): A Claude skill trained on our work with banks and fintechs that reviews your app screens, suggests ideas, and draws the fix or a new flow in Figma.
- [AI SaaS Design Director for Claude](https://humbleteam.com/skills/ai-saas): A Claude skill trained on our AI SaaS work that reviews your website and product, suggests ideas, and draws the fix or a whole new flow in Figma.

## Service x industry pages
- [UX/UI design for fintech](https://humbleteam.com/services/ux-ui-design-for-fintech): Banking, payments, lending, and crypto interfaces
- [UX/UI design for healthtech](https://humbleteam.com/services/ux-ui-design-for-healthtech): Clinical tools, patient apps, and insurance platforms
- [UX/UI design for sports](https://humbleteam.com/services/ux-ui-design-for-sports): Clubs, leagues, streaming, ticketing, and matchday
- [Mobile app design for fintech](https://humbleteam.com/services/mobile-app-design-for-fintech): Banking and wallet apps, iOS and Android
- [Mobile app design for healthtech](https://humbleteam.com/services/mobile-app-design-for-healthtech): Patient apps, device companions, adherence
- [Mobile app design for sports](https://humbleteam.com/services/mobile-app-design-for-sports): Club and league apps, matchday first
- [Website design for AI startups](https://humbleteam.com/services/website-design-for-ai-startups): Explain the product, prove it works, ship this week
- [Website design for SaaS](https://humbleteam.com/services/website-design-for-saas): Pricing, trial signup, and the pages sales sends
- [Dashboard design for SaaS](https://humbleteam.com/services/dashboard-design-for-saas): The first screen after signup, and every screen after that
- [Dashboard design for healthtech](https://humbleteam.com/services/dashboard-design-for-healthtech): Clinical, operational, and claims dashboards
- [AI flow design for healthtech](https://humbleteam.com/services/ai-flow-design-for-healthtech): Model output a clinician will act on
- [AI flow design for SaaS](https://humbleteam.com/services/ai-flow-design-for-saas): AI features people come back to
- [AI in SaaS](https://humbleteam.com/services/ai-in-saas): Copilots and assistants inside B2B products
- [Design systems](https://humbleteam.com/services/design-system): Design system audits and builds for product teams. Humbleteam organizes components, documents behavior, and plans the handoff with your designers and engineers.
- [Design retainer](https://humbleteam.com/services/design-retainer): Ongoing product design support with an agreed scope and working rhythm. Humbleteam helps teams prioritize design tasks and prepare work for implementation.

## Comparisons with other agencies
Each page states what the other company is best at, cites their own site with the date it was read, and says when to hire them instead.
- [Compare Humbleteam](https://humbleteam.com/versus): The hub, plus where we stand in tracked AI answers
- [Humbleteam vs Accenture Song](https://humbleteam.com/versus/accenture-song): Accenture’s creative group, 5,001–10,000 people
- [Humbleteam vs Active Theory](https://humbleteam.com/versus/active-theory): Interactive web and XR studio, founded 2012, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs AKQA](https://humbleteam.com/versus/akqa): Global brand and innovation network, 1,001–5,000 people
- [Humbleteam vs Anagrama](https://humbleteam.com/versus/anagrama): Mexican branding and architecture studio, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs AREA 17](https://humbleteam.com/versus/area-17): Brand, experience, and tech agency in Paris and New York
- [Humbleteam vs Bakken & Bæck](https://humbleteam.com/versus/bakken-and-baeck): Design and technology studio since 2011, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs Base Design](https://humbleteam.com/versus/base-design): Brand network of five studios, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs BASIC/DEPT®](https://humbleteam.com/versus/basic-dept): DEPT-owned branding and digital agency, 120+ people
- [Humbleteam vs BUCK](https://humbleteam.com/versus/buck): Global creative company since 2004, 201–500 people
- [Humbleteam vs Build in Amsterdam](https://humbleteam.com/versus/build-in-amsterdam): Amsterdam commerce studio, Shopify Plus partner
- [Humbleteam vs Bulletproof](https://humbleteam.com/versus/bulletproof): Independent brand and packaging agency, 8 cities
- [Humbleteam vs Code and Theory](https://humbleteam.com/versus/code-and-theory): Digital transformation agency, Stagwell network, New York
- [Humbleteam vs COLLINS](https://humbleteam.com/versus/collins): US brand transformation company, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs DEPT®](https://humbleteam.com/versus/dept): Global marketing and tech group, 1,001–5,000 people
- [Humbleteam vs Design Bridge and Partners](https://humbleteam.com/versus/design-bridge-and-partners): WPP brand design agency, 900 people, 16 studios
- [Humbleteam vs Designit](https://humbleteam.com/versus/designit): Experience innovation company within Wipro, 11 studios
- [Humbleteam vs DixonBaxi](https://humbleteam.com/versus/dixonbaxi): London brand agency for sport and media, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs DOGSTUDIO/DEPT®](https://humbleteam.com/versus/dogstudio): Creative studio for immersive web, Belgium and Chicago
- [Humbleteam vs Droga5](https://humbleteam.com/versus/droga5): Accenture-owned creative agency, 501–1,000 people
- [Humbleteam vs Eidra](https://humbleteam.com/versus/eidra): Nordic consultancy collective, 1,500 people
- [Humbleteam vs Fantasy](https://humbleteam.com/versus/fantasy): AI-native product design agency, 25 years, US
- [Humbleteam vs frog](https://humbleteam.com/versus/frog): Global design consultancy, part of Capgemini Invent
- [Humbleteam vs Further](https://humbleteam.com/versus/further): Brand and campaign agency, formerly DesignStudio, 51–200
- [Humbleteam vs FutureDeluxe](https://humbleteam.com/versus/futuredeluxe): Moving image and immersive studio, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs Hello Monday / DEPT®](https://humbleteam.com/versus/hello-monday): DEPT® creative studio in New York and Denmark
- [Humbleteam vs Huge](https://humbleteam.com/versus/huge): Design and technology company, 1,001–5,000 people
- [Humbleteam vs IDEO](https://humbleteam.com/versus/ideo): Design and innovation company founded in Palo Alto in 1991
- [Humbleteam vs Imagination](https://humbleteam.com/versus/imagination): Experience design agency, 13 studios, 201–500 on LinkedIn
- [Humbleteam vs Instrument](https://humbleteam.com/versus/instrument): Portland and New York design agency, 350+ employees
- [Humbleteam vs Interbrand](https://humbleteam.com/versus/interbrand): Brand consultancy in 75 countries, 1,001–5,000 people
- [Humbleteam vs JKR](https://humbleteam.com/versus/jkr): Global branding agency, London and New York
- [Humbleteam vs Koto](https://humbleteam.com/versus/koto): International brand agency, five offices, since 2015
- [Humbleteam vs Kurppa Hosk](https://humbleteam.com/versus/kurppa-hosk): Brand agency, part of Eidra, Stockholm to Chicago
- [Humbleteam vs Landor](https://humbleteam.com/versus/landor): WPP brand consultancy, 1,300 people in 30 locations
- [Humbleteam vs Made Thought](https://humbleteam.com/versus/made-thought): Brand creative office in London and New York
- [Humbleteam vs MetaLab](https://humbleteam.com/versus/metalab): Interface design studio since 2006, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs Monks](https://humbleteam.com/versus/monks): S4 Capital marketing and tech group, 5,001–10,000 people
- [Humbleteam vs Mother Design](https://humbleteam.com/versus/mother-design): Brand and design company in London, New York, and LA
- [Humbleteam vs Mucho](https://humbleteam.com/versus/mucho): Branding agency in Barcelona and San Francisco
- [Humbleteam vs Pearlfisher](https://humbleteam.com/versus/pearlfisher): Independent brand and packaging agency, London and NYC
- [Humbleteam vs Pentagram](https://humbleteam.com/versus/pentagram): Partner-owned design studio, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs R/GA](https://humbleteam.com/versus/rga): Creative innovation company, offices in 10 countries
- [Humbleteam vs Ragged Edge](https://humbleteam.com/versus/ragged-edge): London brand company, 47 creative experts, B Corp
- [Humbleteam vs Reaktor](https://humbleteam.com/versus/reaktor): Technology consultancy from Helsinki, 501–1,000 people
- [Humbleteam vs Red Antler](https://humbleteam.com/versus/red-antler): New York brand and advertising agency, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs REJOUICE®](https://humbleteam.com/versus/rejouice): Brand and growth agency in San Diego and Paris
- [Humbleteam vs Resn](https://humbleteam.com/versus/resn): Interactive agency in Wellington and Amsterdam
- [Humbleteam vs Siegel+Gale](https://humbleteam.com/versus/siegel-gale): Global brand consultancy headquartered in New York
- [Humbleteam vs STUDIO DUMBAR/DEPT®](https://humbleteam.com/versus/studio-dumbar): Dutch identity studio, part of DEPT®, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Turner Duckworth](https://humbleteam.com/versus/turner-duckworth): Brand identity studio in London, San Francisco, New York
- [Humbleteam vs ustwo](https://humbleteam.com/versus/ustwo): Employee-owned digital product studio, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs Wieden + Kennedy](https://humbleteam.com/versus/wieden-kennedy): Independent global creative network, 10 offices
- [Humbleteam vs Wolff Olins](https://humbleteam.com/versus/wolff-olins): Global brand consultancy, London, New York, San Francisco
- [Humbleteam vs Work & Co](https://humbleteam.com/versus/work-and-co): Digital product company in Accenture Song, 467 people
- [Humbleteam vs &why](https://humbleteam.com/versus/and-why): Design and technology studio in Munich and Berlin, 30+
- [Humbleteam vs 500 Designs](https://humbleteam.com/versus/500-designs): Brand, web, and growth agency in Irvine and San Francisco
- [Humbleteam vs A Color Bright](https://humbleteam.com/versus/a-color-bright): Berlin brand and product design studio, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs A11.studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/a11-studio): Product design studio, 2–10 people on LinkedIn
- [Humbleteam vs Ackee](https://humbleteam.com/versus/ackee): Prague app design and development agency since 2012
- [Humbleteam vs Afternow](https://humbleteam.com/versus/afternow): B2B brand, web, and product agency, formerly BB Agency
- [Humbleteam vs Alpha Tango](https://humbleteam.com/versus/alpha-tango): Digital experience studio in Amsterdam, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Alty](https://humbleteam.com/versus/alty): Fintech and banking product partner, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs Analogue](https://humbleteam.com/versus/analogue): Amsterdam brand and digital studio, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Anatomy](https://humbleteam.com/versus/anatomy): Place and regeneration brand agency in London, 11–50
- [Humbleteam vs Anyday Design](https://humbleteam.com/versus/anyday-design): Dubai product design studio for funded startups, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Applifting](https://humbleteam.com/versus/applifting): Prague and London software builder, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs B-Reel Group](https://humbleteam.com/versus/b-reel-group): Storytelling and technology group, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Baked Studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/baked-studio): Async design subscription for startups, Vancouver
- [Humbleteam vs Blackfish](https://humbleteam.com/versus/blackfish): Czech brand, web, and app studio, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Bold Scandinavia / NoA](https://humbleteam.com/versus/bold-scandinavia): Nordic brand consultancy in the NoA family, 4 offices
- [Humbleteam vs Brand Appart](https://humbleteam.com/versus/brand-appart): Remote studio for funded startups, founded 2021
- [Humbleteam vs Bricx](https://humbleteam.com/versus/bricx): Design studio for AI SaaS startups, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Bürocratik](https://humbleteam.com/versus/burocratik): Portuguese branding and digital studio, Coimbra and Porto
- [Humbleteam vs Chipsa](https://humbleteam.com/versus/chipsa): WebGL, 3D, and CGI design studio, since 2009, 30 people
- [Humbleteam vs Class](https://humbleteam.com/versus/class): Birmingham web design and WordPress agency
- [Humbleteam vs Clay](https://humbleteam.com/versus/clay): Branding and UX agency, San Francisco HQ, 78 people
- [Humbleteam vs Cocota Studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/cocota-studio): Madrid brand and web design studio, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Crauch](https://humbleteam.com/versus/crauch): Digital design studio in Russia, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Creative Spark](https://humbleteam.com/versus/creative-spark): Manchester creative brand agency, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Design by Twist](https://humbleteam.com/versus/design-by-twist): Two-founder brand studio near Barcelona, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs DesignMe](https://humbleteam.com/versus/designme): Gdansk-born design and build studio for funded startups
- [Humbleteam vs Digital Butlers](https://humbleteam.com/versus/digital-butlers): B2B website studio since 2016, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Dipsy](https://humbleteam.com/versus/dipsy): Family-owned web and branding studio in Belgrade
- [Humbleteam vs div block studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/div-block-studio): Fractional Webflow and design team, from $1,400 a month
- [Humbleteam vs Duck.Design](https://humbleteam.com/versus/duck-design): Design subscription agency, remote team, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs Eleken](https://humbleteam.com/versus/eleken): B2B SaaS design agency, monthly designer plans
- [Humbleteam vs Elephant](https://humbleteam.com/versus/elephant): US product and brand studio in NY, LA, and SF
- [Humbleteam vs FANCY](https://humbleteam.com/versus/fancy): Design subscription studio, 2–10 people on LinkedIn
- [Humbleteam vs Feels Like](https://humbleteam.com/versus/feels-like): Design studio in Los Angeles and Barcelona, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Feely Studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/feely-studio): Startup branding, web design, and design subscription
- [Humbleteam vs FIELD.IO](https://humbleteam.com/versus/field-io): London and Berlin design and innovation practice
- [Humbleteam vs Flexy Global](https://humbleteam.com/versus/flexy-global): Design and development partner for startups, since 2020
- [Humbleteam vs Flowout](https://humbleteam.com/versus/flowout): Webflow agency for enterprise and SaaS, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs Flying Bisons](https://humbleteam.com/versus/flying-bisons): Strategic design and build firm, Warsaw and Riyadh
- [Humbleteam vs Focus Lab](https://humbleteam.com/versus/focus-lab): B2B brand agency, 600+ brands built, US
- [Humbleteam vs Foolproof](https://humbleteam.com/versus/foolproof): Product and brand studio, part of Zensar, since 2002
- [Humbleteam vs Form&Fun Studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/form-and-fun-studio): Creative technology studio for AR, VR, and gaming work
- [Humbleteam vs Fuselab Creative](https://humbleteam.com/versus/fuselab-creative): UX/UI and AI interface agency in McLean, Virginia
- [Humbleteam vs Geex Arts](https://humbleteam.com/versus/geex-arts): Creative digital agency for web and apps, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Gold Front](https://humbleteam.com/versus/gold-front): Category design studio in San Francisco
- [Humbleteam vs Grape](https://humbleteam.com/versus/grape): Independent Ukrainian brand marketing agency, Kyiv
- [Humbleteam vs Haptic](https://humbleteam.com/versus/haptic): Design studio for startups, London and New York, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Hexagon Agency](https://humbleteam.com/versus/hexagon-agency): Brand, web, and app agency in Kyiv and Tallinn
- [Humbleteam vs HeyInnovations](https://humbleteam.com/versus/heyinnovations): US digital product agency for super apps and telecom
- [Humbleteam vs Hobro Digital](https://humbleteam.com/versus/hobro-digital): Design-first digital agency in Calgary, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs How&How](https://humbleteam.com/versus/how-and-how): Branding agency in London and Los Angeles, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Hyperinteractive](https://humbleteam.com/versus/hyperinteractive): Hamburg interactive and tech studio, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs InCrowd](https://humbleteam.com/versus/incrowd): Digital sports marketing company, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs IVERSON](https://humbleteam.com/versus/iverson): Digital product and marketing agency, Costa Mesa, CA
- [Humbleteam vs Jords+Co Studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/jords-and-co): UK brand and Webflow studio for B2B tech, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Kidults](https://humbleteam.com/versus/kidults): Decentralized rebranding and design agency, Spain
- [Humbleteam vs Klad Syndicate](https://humbleteam.com/versus/klad-syndicate): Remote design syndicate since 2020, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Le:mma Studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/lemma-studio): Strategy-led design studio, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Locomotive®](https://humbleteam.com/versus/locomotive): Digital-first design agency in Montreal, since 2008
- [Humbleteam vs Love and Money](https://humbleteam.com/versus/love-and-money): Design consultancy across five cities, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Lusion](https://humbleteam.com/versus/lusion): 3D and interactive web studio in Bristol, UK
- [Humbleteam vs Made by Many](https://humbleteam.com/versus/made-by-many): London digital product partner, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs MakeReign](https://humbleteam.com/versus/makereign): Digital interface agency, Cape Town, Amsterdam, Dublin
- [Humbleteam vs Merge Rocks](https://humbleteam.com/versus/merge-rocks): UX design agency for B2B, SaaS, and fintech, since 2018
- [Humbleteam vs Metabrand](https://humbleteam.com/versus/metabrand): Startup branding agency for SaaS, AI, and fintech
- [Humbleteam vs Mish](https://humbleteam.com/versus/mish): Product lab for research, design, and dev, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs Momentum Design Lab](https://humbleteam.com/versus/momentum-design-lab): Now HTEC Momentum, design arm of a 2,500-person group
- [Humbleteam vs Monogram](https://humbleteam.com/versus/monogram): Applied AI studio in Atlanta, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Motto®](https://humbleteam.com/versus/motto): Strategic branding agency, NYC, Dallas, London, since 2005
- [Humbleteam vs Moving Brands](https://humbleteam.com/versus/moving-brands): Independent remote design studio, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Mubien](https://humbleteam.com/versus/mubien): Branding, motion, and digital product studio
- [Humbleteam vs MultiAdaptor](https://humbleteam.com/versus/multiadaptor): London brand studio for tech companies, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Nice and Serious](https://humbleteam.com/versus/nice-and-serious): Purpose-driven creative agency and B Corp, London
- [Humbleteam vs NOIR](https://humbleteam.com/versus/noir): 11–50 people on LinkedIn; site did not load
- [Humbleteam vs NUMI](https://humbleteam.com/versus/numi): 2–10 people on LinkedIn; site did not load on October 7
- [Humbleteam vs Obys](https://humbleteam.com/versus/obys): Concept-driven web and brand studio, under 10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Off Menu](https://humbleteam.com/versus/off-menu): AI-native studio for startups, published pricing
- [Humbleteam vs OFF+BRAND.](https://humbleteam.com/versus/offbrand): Creative and technology studio, London and Glasgow
- [Humbleteam vs Ofform](https://humbleteam.com/versus/ofform): Paris art direction and graphic design studio
- [Humbleteam vs On Your Marks](https://humbleteam.com/versus/on-your-marks): Sports marketing agency in Eindhoven, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs One:Nil](https://humbleteam.com/versus/one-nil): Sports creative agency in Amsterdam, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs OpenPurpose®](https://humbleteam.com/versus/openpurpose): Site now redirects to Blank Resident; 11–50 on LinkedIn
- [Humbleteam vs Order](https://humbleteam.com/versus/order): Brand identity design office, Brooklyn and Miami
- [Humbleteam vs Orizon](https://humbleteam.com/versus/orizon): Remote UX and product design agency based in Canada
- [Humbleteam vs Otherlife](https://humbleteam.com/versus/otherlife): Creative agency owned by MoonPay, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Oui Will](https://humbleteam.com/versus/oui-will): Brand accelerator for startups, Paris and San Diego
- [Humbleteam vs Output](https://humbleteam.com/versus/output): Independent brand and digital studio in London, 2–10
- [Humbleteam vs Over-Stimulated](https://humbleteam.com/versus/over-stimulated): Design engineering studio for AI companies, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Pact Studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/pact-studio): San Francisco brand identity studio, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Parallel Design Studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/parallel-design-studio): Product and AI design studio, San Mateo and Bengaluru
- [Humbleteam vs Pixel Point](https://humbleteam.com/versus/pixel-point): Marketing website design and development studio since 2017
- [Humbleteam vs Play SF](https://humbleteam.com/versus/play-sf): San Francisco brand studio for tech companies
- [Humbleteam vs Plusdrie](https://humbleteam.com/versus/plusdrie): Boutique branding and product studio in Rotterdam
- [Humbleteam vs PORTO ROCHA](https://humbleteam.com/versus/porto-rocha): Strategy and design agency in New York and London
- [Humbleteam vs Povio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/povio): Design and development company, YC W14, 201–500 people
- [Humbleteam vs Proof Dept](https://humbleteam.com/versus/proof-dept): Brand and marketing studio for Series A AI companies, LA
- [Humbleteam vs Proxy](https://humbleteam.com/versus/proxy): London branding and strategy agency, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Ramotion](https://humbleteam.com/versus/ramotion): Product and brand design agency, 70 experts, since 2009
- [Humbleteam vs REALTIME](https://humbleteam.com/versus/realtime): UK CGI, animation, and VFX studio, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs Rebellion7](https://humbleteam.com/versus/rebellion7): 2–10 people on LinkedIn; site did not load in October 2026
- [Humbleteam vs Riotters](https://humbleteam.com/versus/riotters): Product design and branding studio in Szczecin, Poland
- [Humbleteam vs SALT AND PEPPER](https://humbleteam.com/versus/salt-and-pepper): Russian web and creative development agency, 51–200
- [Humbleteam vs SANDS Design](https://humbleteam.com/versus/sands-design): Branding, design, and development studio, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs SavoirFaire©](https://humbleteam.com/versus/savoirfaire): Brooklyn creative studio founded 2020, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Scada](https://humbleteam.com/versus/scada): Latvian web and product studio, working since 2002
- [Humbleteam vs SERIOUS.BUSINESS](https://humbleteam.com/versus/serious-business): Branding agency for B2B tech scaleups, Munich and Stockholm
- [Humbleteam vs SIBERIA](https://humbleteam.com/versus/siberia): New York design, R&D, and engineering studio
- [Humbleteam vs Smith & Diction](https://humbleteam.com/versus/smith-and-diction): Philadelphia identity studio, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Stockholm Design Lab](https://humbleteam.com/versus/stockholm-design-lab): Independent Swedish branding agency since 1998
- [Humbleteam vs Studio 28K](https://humbleteam.com/versus/studio-28k): Copenhagen digital design studio, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Studio DRAMA](https://humbleteam.com/versus/studio-drama): Type-led branding studio and type foundry, London
- [Humbleteam vs Studio Freight](https://humbleteam.com/versus/studio-freight): Brand, digital, and campaign studio, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs STUDIO HERRSTRÖM](https://humbleteam.com/versus/studio-herrstrom): Vienna branding studio for music, tech, and culture
- [Humbleteam vs Superside](https://humbleteam.com/versus/superside): AI-first creative subscription, remote, 501–1,000 people
- [Humbleteam vs Supersolid](https://humbleteam.com/versus/supersolid): Sydney creative agency founded in 2022, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs Synchronized Studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/synchronized-studio): Digital creative studio for web and mobile, since 2018
- [Humbleteam vs The Gradient](https://humbleteam.com/versus/the-gradient): AI experience design agency, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs The New Company](https://humbleteam.com/versus/the-new-company): Design and marketing company in San Francisco and LA
- [Humbleteam vs thesign.digital™](https://humbleteam.com/versus/thesign-digital): Polish branding agency for digital services, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs TinyWins](https://humbleteam.com/versus/tinywins): Emotion-led brand and digital studio within Shipyard
- [Humbleteam vs Together](https://humbleteam.com/versus/together): B2B tech and AI design partner since 2018, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs tonik](https://humbleteam.com/versus/tonik): 0→1 brand and product studio in Poznań, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs Toptal](https://humbleteam.com/versus/toptal): Freelance designer marketplace, matches in about 48 hours
- [Humbleteam vs TRAU](https://humbleteam.com/versus/trau): Venture design studio for startups in Prague, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs TwelfthMan](https://humbleteam.com/versus/twelfthman): London sports creative agency, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs Umain](https://humbleteam.com/versus/umain): Stockholm digital product consultancy, part of Eidra
- [Humbleteam vs Vanderbrand](https://humbleteam.com/versus/vanderbrand): Independent strategy and creative office in Toronto
- [Humbleteam vs Velvet Badger](https://humbleteam.com/versus/velvet-badger): Independent brand and creative studio in London
- [Humbleteam vs Verve](https://humbleteam.com/versus/verve): Dutch rebranding agency for tech companies, 11–50
- [Humbleteam vs Vide Infra](https://humbleteam.com/versus/vide-infra): Design and development agency, London and Albuquerque
- [Humbleteam vs Wegrow](https://humbleteam.com/versus/wegrow): Design subscription for B2B AI companies, 2–10 people
- [Humbleteam vs widelab](https://humbleteam.com/versus/widelab): Product design studio in Gdansk, Poland, 51–200 people
- [Humbleteam vs Zypsy](https://humbleteam.com/versus/zypsy): San Francisco design and investment firm, 11–50 people
- [Humbleteam vs Changers Studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/changers-studio): Web design and branding duo based in Batumi, Georgia
- [Humbleteam vs Double Play](https://humbleteam.com/versus/double-play): Webflow web design studio in Germany, 3 core people
- [Humbleteam vs Halaska](https://humbleteam.com/versus/halaska): Founder-led design studio for AI, crypto, and fintech
- [Humbleteam vs Unikorns®](https://humbleteam.com/versus/unikorns): Warsaw design and development agency, 2–9 people
- [Humbleteam vs VKZ Studio](https://humbleteam.com/versus/vkz-studio): Design, motion, and dev studio in Prague, 2–9 people

## Case studies
- [Tinder](https://humbleteam.com/work/tinder-lexi): Branding for Lexi, the AI columnist who speaks for The League — one of Tinder’s sister apps — and 130+ in-app banners that point Tinder members to the Match Group app that fits them best.
- [Cluely](https://humbleteam.com/work/cluely): Platform UX for a real-time AI meeting assistant that stays out of the conversation.
- [Logitech](https://humbleteam.com/work/logitech): End-to-end UI for Logi Dock Flex — Logitech’s desk booking system for hybrid offices.
- [Luna Ring](https://humbleteam.com/work/luna-ring): Mobile app redesign for a smart ring that turns body data into clear, everyday guidance.
- [FanDuel](https://humbleteam.com/work/fanduel): A UI direction for the FanDuel sportsbook — placing a bet, following the game and claiming a promotion, drawn end to end on the phone and the desktop.
- [Afternoon](https://humbleteam.com/work/afternoon): We designed the platform and the app for Afternoon — the AI-first operating model that takes data collection, meeting prep, and reporting off an adviser’s desk.
- [Offered](https://humbleteam.com/work/offered): Branding for Offered, an AI job hunt that feels like a path, not a pile.
- [HomeMedix](https://humbleteam.com/work/homemedix): A brand that finally matches the service HomeMedix already delivers.
- [Zavopay](https://humbleteam.com/work/zavopay): Zavo makes B2B banking something a founder can actually get through.
- [Deserve](https://humbleteam.com/work/deserve): Brand identity for Deserve, the infrastructure behind modern credit cards.
- [Chuck](https://humbleteam.com/work/chuck): A bold identity for a bank that is anything but average.
- [Acronis Cybersecurity Summit](https://humbleteam.com/work/acronis-summit): A light-driven identity for the Acronis Cybersecurity Summit.
- [Acronis summit web and mobile](https://humbleteam.com/work/acronis-web): The web and mobile experience that runs the Acronis summit.
- [Futurproof](https://humbleteam.com/work/futurproof): A brand that makes an AI rent forecast feel like something you can act on.
- [Cryptonix](https://humbleteam.com/work/cryptonix): Brand identity and digital experience for a next-generation crypto payments platform.
- [Qantev](https://humbleteam.com/work/qantev): Brand concept for an AI-powered health insurance platform.
- [One Bank](https://humbleteam.com/work/onebank): Brand identity and digital experience for a modern all-in-one banking platform.
- [Eko Health](https://humbleteam.com/work/eko-health): Brand for a startup that brings together advanced stethoscopes and smart assessment software.
- [AI and robotics conference](https://humbleteam.com/work/ai-robotics-conference): A complete brand identity and digital experience for an AI & robotics conference.
- [Aquafun](https://humbleteam.com/work/aquafun): Brand identity and website for the world’s largest inflatable water park.
- [Quipli](https://humbleteam.com/work/quipli): Product and marketing experience for Quipli — redesigned to support scalable growth.
- [Bow](https://humbleteam.com/work/bow): Brand identity for a healthtech platform connecting botanical research with modern technology.
- [Tally](https://humbleteam.com/work/tally): UX/UI concept and brand identity for the fintech startup Tally.
- [Tinder Black](https://humbleteam.com/work/tinder-black): Branding and UX/UI experience for Tinder’s sister app for the Black community. 481,000+ positive App Store reviews.

## Research
- [Sport app trends](https://humbleteam.com/sport-app-trends): 12 trends for 2026 from 100 fan interviews
- [Sports apps UX audit](https://humbleteam.com/sport-apps-overview): Feature adoption across 27 leading sports apps
- [Healthtech report](https://humbleteam.com/healthtech-report): UX audit of 30+ healthcare platforms
- [Top 5 conversion boosters for healthtech](https://humbleteam.com/healthtech-top-5-conversion-boosters): What moved conversion across 30 telemedicine apps, one page per booster below
- [Onboarding](https://humbleteam.com/healthtech-top-5-conversion-boosters/onboarding): Simplify the sign-up experience
- [Pricing](https://humbleteam.com/healthtech-top-5-conversion-boosters/pricing): Be transparent about costs
- [Provider selection](https://humbleteam.com/healthtech-top-5-conversion-boosters/provider-selection): Help users choose the right specialist
- [Social proof](https://humbleteam.com/healthtech-top-5-conversion-boosters/social-proof): Build trust at first glance
- [User support](https://humbleteam.com/healthtech-top-5-conversion-boosters/user-support): Provide instant help and reliable resources

## Blog
- [Blog](https://humbleteam.com/blog): 216 posts of UX practice notes on AI, fintech, sport and healthtech design

## Optional
Individual blog posts, newest first. Per llmstxt.org this section is safe to skip when a shorter context is needed.
- [Onboarding tool or redesign: what does your B2B SaaS onboarding actually need?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/b2b-saas-onboarding-tool-or-redesign): A triage table matching onboarding symptoms to the evidence to check and the right fix: in-app tool, redesign or product change, plus what to send an agency.
- [Which UX/UI agencies design complex B2B SaaS platforms?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/b2b-saas-platform-ux-ui-design-agencies): Compare seven agencies that publish B2B SaaS platform cases with admin, roles, data tables and dashboards, and test them with one scenario.
- [How can a bank innovation team run a design pilot that survives compliance review?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/bank-innovation-design-pilot-compliance-legacy): An 8-week bank design pilot plan with a compliance gate in each phase, vendor onboarding steps, data rules and a one-page legacy constraint map.
- [Lead agency or several specialists? How large companies set up design partners for a major redesign](https://humbleteam.com/blog/enterprise-redesign-lead-agency-or-specialists): Five ways a large company can structure design partners for a major redesign, with a decision table, contract terms and an in-house ownership grid.
- [How do you run an external UX team inside your product sprints?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/external-ux-team-working-agreement-startup): A working agreement, sprint placement, definition of done and week-one checklist for startups that run an external UX team inside product sprints.
- [Should a startup pay for a trial project before hiring a design agency?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/paid-trial-project-design-agency-startup): Should a startup pay for a trial project before hiring a design agency? When it helps, how to scope and pay for it, plus a brief template and scoring sheet.
- [Which design agency works best with technical startup founders?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/technical-founder-design-agencies): Six agencies publish a named case on a technical product and say how their design reaches engineering; compare them and run a one-screen test.
- [Which UX agency can audit and redesign a SaaS copilot nobody uses?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/saas-copilot-adoption-ux-audit-agencies): A SaaS team ships an in-app assistant. Launch week brings curious clicks, then usage flattens, and nobody can say whether users miss it, distrust it, or leave after one weak answer. Seven agencies are compared.
- [Which agencies design card products: credit cards, corporate cards and spend management?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/card-spend-management-design-agencies): Seven design agencies with public cases on a named credit card, corporate card or card-issuing product, compared by the flows they designed.
- [Which fintech design agencies show real results in their case studies?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/fintech-design-agencies-case-study-results): Seven fintech design agencies whose case studies report a result: a change in a live product, scale after launch, or time to a tested prototype.
- [Which agencies design mobile banking apps for Middle East fintechs?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/middle-east-fintech-mobile-banking-app-agencies): Six agencies with a published case on a named Middle East fintech app: Clay, Keyrus, Qubstudio, R/GA, The Gradient, and UXBERT Labs, compared by case and fit.
- [Which agencies design money transfer and P2P payment apps?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/money-transfer-p2p-payment-app-design-agencies): Seven agencies with a case on a consumer app’s send-money flow: Brucira, Denovers, Humbleteam, Netguru, Purrweb, Spaceberry Studio, and UITOP.
- [Which agencies design onchain trading and perpetuals interfaces?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/onchain-trading-perpetuals-design-agencies): Eight agencies with public cases for named perpetuals exchanges, DEXs and trading terminals, compared by what each page says they designed.
- [Which agencies design stablecoin and crypto payment products?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/stablecoin-crypto-payments-design-agencies): Six agencies publish a case on a crypto or stablecoin payments product with designed flows: Avark, Creava, Masterly, Properly Studio, Untile, UX Cabin.
- [Which design system agencies work for scaling startups?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/design-system-agencies-for-scaling-startups): Six agencies publish a design system case for a startup or scale-up. See what each system covered, who it fits, and what to build at each stage.
- [Who designs AI agent flows with prompting, confirmation, error recovery, undo, and human handoff?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-agent-flow-design-agencies): Five design agencies publish cases of AI agents that act and describe the flows behind them: prompts, approvals, recovery, and handoff to a person.
- [Which AI-native design agencies show how they work on startup products?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-native-startup-design-agencies): Six design agencies publish how AI enters their startup product work and who reviews it. Compare their cases and the questions to ask before hiring.
- [Which design agencies are used to bank compliance and legacy systems?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/bank-compliance-legacy-design-agencies): Six agencies publish a bank case that names a compliance rule or legacy system and the design response. See each case and a test to run before hiring.
- [Which agencies have redesigned a bank’s live mobile app?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/bank-mobile-app-redesign-agencies): Seven agencies publish a case study on a redesigned bank app that shipped: ALEA, Edisonda, Efigence, MDN Digital, Qubstudio, UXDA, and VRD.
- [Which design agencies have shipped both fintech and AI startup products?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/fintech-ai-startup-design-agencies): Six agencies publish a fintech case and an AI case: Arounda, Cieden, Eleken, The Gradient, Humbleteam, and Lazarev.agency. See which cases to inspect.
- [Which design agencies have designed LLM-powered products for startups?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/llm-product-startup-design-agencies): Seven agencies publish a case study of a startup’s LLM product and describe the interaction they designed. See each case and how to test them.
- [Which design agencies have worked on crypto exchanges and wallet apps?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/crypto-exchange-wallet-app-design-agencies): Seven agencies publish product cases for crypto exchanges, trading platforms or wallet apps. Compare 10Clouds, Avark, Halaska Studio, Lazarev.agency, Merge, Pace Studio and Turtle by the flows each case describes.
- [Which specialist agencies can replace a big consultancy for enterprise product design?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/enterprise-product-design-consultancy-alternatives): Six independent firms publish enterprise product work and explain how they hand it to in-house engineers: Akendi, ANML, Fuselab Creative, Fuzzy Math, Humbleteam and Neuron. Compare team size, cases and where the work stops.
- [Which design agency fits a payments company?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/payments-company-design-agencies): Six agencies publish a case study on a payments product that describes the flow they changed: Bridge Studio, Denovers, Goodface, Neuron, Phenomenon Studio, and StanVision. See what each case shows.
- [Which agency designs enterprise AI interfaces well?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/enterprise-ai-interface-design-agencies): Five agencies with published enterprise AI case studies, compared on approval flows, source checks and audit trails, with a way to choose one.
- [Which agency can work as an external UX team inside your startup’s product development?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/external-ux-team-for-startup-product-development): Six agencies that sell an ongoing UX team and show a year or more with a named software product, with the criteria, cases and questions to ask.
- [Which agency should a Series A startup hire to redesign a live product?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/series-a-startup-product-redesign-agencies): Compare seven agencies with published redesigns of live products. See what each case shows, where it falls short, and how a Series A team should choose.
- [AI SaaS pricing UX: what does a credit actually buy?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-saas-pricing-credits-ux): A credit allowance should tell customers how much useful work they can do. Follow an illustrative AI SaaS plan through its usage meter, charging decision and limit state.
- [Use a Claude skill to turn product feedback into a design brief](https://humbleteam.com/blog/claude-skill-product-design-brief): Turn vague product feedback into a design brief with a Claude skill. Work through a concrete screen example, separate observations from guesses, and define the check before building.
- [Review fintech UX with a Claude skill without losing the product rules](https://humbleteam.com/blog/fintech-ux-review-claude-skill): A useful fintech review must respect the rules behind each screen. Turn an illustrative document-check journey into confirmed copy changes, policy questions and a customer task.
- [Transfer UX: explain the fee before the customer sends](https://humbleteam.com/blog/transfer-fees-exchange-rate-ux): Does the transfer fee come out of the amount or get added to it? Use a worked quote example to review total debit, recipient amount, changed fees and expired rates.
- [How to test changes to an AI design workflow](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-design-workflow-regression-testing): Changes to prompts, models, and components can bring back old mistakes. Build a practical test collection for an AI design workflow and keep it useful after handoff.
- [Bank app recovery when the customer loses their phone](https://humbleteam.com/blog/bank-app-account-recovery-ux): A customer loses their phone and cannot sign in. Map approved recovery routes, interruptions, waiting states, accessibility, and the handoff to bank support.
- [Bulk action UX: what happens when only half the job works?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/enterprise-bulk-action-ux): A bulk operation can finish only partly. Work through selection scope, unresolved records, safe retries, and a practical exercise for evaluating an enterprise UX agency.
- [How to read a fintech design agency’s case studies](https://humbleteam.com/blog/fintech-design-agency-case-study-evidence): Read the actual scope behind fintech portfolios. Compare public PayUp, Prift, Solaris, and One Bank cases, then build a shortlist around evidence relevant to your project.
- [How to choose a London UX agency for an education platform](https://humbleteam.com/blog/london-education-platform-ux-agency): Compare London education UX agencies through their actual university and platform work. Use a submission-flow exercise to test whether a proposed team fits your brief.
- [Choosing a design partner after Series B](https://humbleteam.com/blog/series-b-design-partner-team-scaling): More design capacity will not settle every cross-team decision. Define ownership, test a bounded assignment, and choose a partner that fits the way your startup works.
- [How to let users inspect sources behind an AI answer](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-answer-source-provenance-ux): Design AI answers so people can inspect the evidence for each important claim, spot source conflicts, and decide what to verify before using the result.
- [How to edit AI-generated work without starting over](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-generated-content-editing-controls): Give users targeted controls to revise AI-generated work, compare versions, and recover their own edits without restarting the task.
- [When should an AI product ask, qualify, or decline?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-product-uncertainty-ux): Choose when an AI product should ask for missing context, answer with limits, or decline an unsupported conclusion. Includes a task-based decision framework.
- [How Dubai teams can test bilingual product journeys](https://humbleteam.com/blog/dubai-arabic-english-product-ux-testing): Plan bilingual UX testing across complete Arabic and English product journeys, with checks for mixed-direction content, form input, task recovery, and support handoffs.
- [How to scope a digital banking redesign in Dubai](https://humbleteam.com/blog/dubai-fintech-digital-banking-redesign-scope): Define a banking redesign around one customer journey, included states, system dependencies, review owners, and a release test before expanding the program.
- [How to design a Dubai property platform around the buyer journey](https://humbleteam.com/blog/dubai-real-estate-platform-buyer-journey-ux): Map a property buyer journey from discovery through inquiry and follow-up, with clear listing sources, saved context, and an accountable response handoff.
- [How London fintech teams can scope mobile onboarding](https://humbleteam.com/blog/london-fintech-mobile-onboarding-redesign): Scope mobile fintech onboarding around the full task: interruptions, document capture, errors, external verification handoffs, and the path back into the app.
- [What to prepare for a London product design workshop](https://humbleteam.com/blog/london-product-design-workshop-brief): Prepare a product design workshop with a decision brief, evidence, accountable stakeholders, constraints, and acceptance criteria for the work it produces.
- [Should a London product team commission a UX audit or redesign?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/london-ux-audit-or-redesign): Choose a UX audit or redesign by checking the evidence behind the problem, the decision the work must support, and the team’s capacity to implement and evaluate a change.
- [How to design turn taking and interruptions in voice AI](https://humbleteam.com/blog/voice-ai-product-ux-turn-taking): Design voice AI speaking states, interruption behavior, and task continuity. A practical test matrix covers pauses, barge-in, tool delays, and returning to a task.
- [Payments dashboard UX: make every payout explainable](https://humbleteam.com/blog/payments-dashboard-payout-reconciliation): A payments dashboard should explain why sales and bank deposits differ. Use a worked payout example to evaluate a design agency’s approach to merchant workflows.
- [When can a specialist design team replace a big consultancy?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/specialist-design-team-vs-consultancy): Compare a specialist design team with a large consultancy using a responsibility worksheet. Account for internal effort, integration, rollout, and support before choosing the lower fee.
- [Give an AI design agency a task it cannot rehearse](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-design-agency-evaluation-test): Give an AI design agency a bounded paid task from your product. Compare accepted output, review effort, corrections, and whether your team can repeat the method.
- [What a design agent must hand over before its work is usable](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-design-agent-handoff-contract): Define the task, constraints, states, and checks that make a design agent’s output usable. Test whether the next person can inspect and continue the work.
- [Test Arabic and English AI search on the same customer task](https://humbleteam.com/blog/arabic-english-ai-search-ux): Test a UAE product’s AI search across Arabic, English, and mixed-language inputs. Inspect retrieval, reference numbers, sources, and recovery within one customer task.
- [A failed CSV import should not send a SaaS customer back to the beginning](https://humbleteam.com/blog/b2b-saas-data-import-error-recovery): Design a SaaS import flow that explains accepted records, rejected rows, and safe correction. Test mapping, partial success, retries, and the usable result.
- [B2B SaaS onboarding breaks when the second person arrives](https://humbleteam.com/blog/b2b-saas-onboarding-second-user): Map the handoff from workspace setup to useful team work. Test invitations, permissions, and shared outcomes before redesigning a B2B SaaS onboarding flow.
- [Bad bank app reviews need a diagnosis before a redesign](https://humbleteam.com/blog/bank-app-reviews-redesign-priorities): Turn bank app complaints into a map of failed customer tasks. Separate design, engineering, and operational problems, then test the recovery journey.
- [Enterprise AI UX starts with who can do what](https://humbleteam.com/blog/enterprise-ai-permissions-ux): Define what enterprise AI users can read, propose, approve, and change. Use a permission map to test boundaries, stale information, and recovery before release.
- [When an AI assistant prepares a payment, what should the user approve?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/fintech-ai-payment-confirmation): An AI payment flow needs a clear boundary between preparing and authorizing an action. Test conflicting details, edited proposals, and uncertain payment results.
- [Before a product redesign, write the test it must pass](https://humbleteam.com/blog/product-redesign-baseline-brief): Define the customer task, observed failure, and test a redesign must pass. Give London UX agencies the same evidence and constraints before comparing proposals.
- [Your SaaS competitor may win before users try your best feature](https://humbleteam.com/blog/saas-switching-cost-migration-ux): Help B2B SaaS buyers understand what switching involves. Map data, permissions, and workflow dependencies, then test a meaningful migration before expanding it.
- [A Series A product redesign needs a plan for existing customers](https://humbleteam.com/blog/series-a-redesign-release-plan): Connect a product redesign to a release plan for existing customers. Define compatible behavior, a limited rollout, evidence of harm, and a realistic recovery path.
- [A startup design sprint should end with a decision someone can make](https://humbleteam.com/blog/startup-design-sprint-decision-evidence): Define the decision a design sprint should inform. Choose a believable task, distinguish observations from interpretations, and leave with an evidence-based next step.
- [Which design agencies understand DeFi UX?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/defi-ux-design-agencies): Seven agencies publish case studies on named DeFi protocols and onchain apps, from lending and staking to exchanges. Compare what each case documents and how to test the shortlist.
- [Which agencies design Dubai broker portals and buyer flows?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/dubai-broker-portal-design-agency): Compare agencies with documented Dubai real estate platforms, off-plan discovery, and broker sales tools. Separate the buyer journey from internal brokerage workflows before choosing a partner.
- [London UX agencies for audits, activation, and conversion](https://humbleteam.com/blog/london-ux-audit-activation-agency-shortlist): Compare London UX audit and activation partners using public cases, research scope, and delivery responsibilities. Define the failing journey and how a redesign will be assessed.
- [Who designs for Mastercard and other payment networks?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/payment-network-design-agencies): Pentagram documents Mastercard identity work, while ustwo documents European Payments Initiative product work. Compare the relationship, delivery scope, and evidence before choosing a partner.
- [Which UX/UI designers build sports analytics products?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/sports-analytics-ux-design-agencies): Compare designers for sports analytics and performance platforms through player, coach, and connected-device cases. Evaluate the workflow behind the dashboard before hiring.
- [Which design agency can help a startup launch in 8 weeks?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/startup-design-agency-eight-week-launch): An 8-week startup launch needs a precise release scope. Compare agency fit for a working product, marketing website, or tested prototype, and identify the dependencies before committing.
- [If you’re in AI SaaS, check these 3 things](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-saas-ux-funnel-checklist): My team and I redesigned Cluely’s product UX. That work shaped how I approach AI interfaces, from helping people try a product to getting their first useful result and giving them a reason to return.
- [How to evaluate an AI design agency’s workflow infrastructure](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-design-agency-workflow-evaluation): Evaluate an AI design agency through a real workflow, reviewable outputs, clear tool access, and an ownership plan the internal team can maintain after handoff.
- [Designing digital matchday experiences for football stadiums](https://humbleteam.com/blog/digital-matchday-experience-design-football-stadiums): A digital matchday platform should help fans enter the stadium, find their seats, and get support. A guide to designing those journeys across club systems.
- [How enterprise procurement and innovation labs can choose a design partner](https://humbleteam.com/blog/enterprise-design-partner-procurement-innovation-labs): Choose an enterprise design partner with evidence of relevant work, named delivery staff, and a route from innovation-lab experiments into product delivery.
- [How to brief a design agency for enterprise internal tools](https://humbleteam.com/blog/enterprise-internal-tool-design-agency-brief): Commission an enterprise internal-tool redesign with a clear workflow brief, design-system scope, accessibility checks, and evidence for accepting the work.
- [Designing F1 digital platforms and fan engagement products](https://humbleteam.com/blog/f1-digital-platforms-fan-engagement-design): Compare documented F1 team platform work by Collective, Psycle, and Softcrylic. Separate experience design, implementation, and fan data before choosing a partner.
- [What should an agency deliver with Figma Make or v0 prototypes?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/figma-make-v0-prototyping-agency-deliverables): Evaluate Figma Make and v0 prototyping support through the working flow, source files, test findings, and training handoff the agency leaves with the team.
- [How Gulf fintech teams can evaluate a design partner](https://humbleteam.com/blog/gulf-fintech-design-partner-arabic-ux): Evaluate a Gulf fintech design partner through jurisdiction knowledge, Arabic and English journeys, accessibility, and evidence of practical delivery.
- [Humbleteam cases and reviews: a guide to the evidence](https://humbleteam.com/blog/humbleteam-cases-and-reviews-guide): Humbleteam’s own guide to its public case studies and client reviews explains what the evidence shows and how to assess the agency for a design project.
- [How to select a design partner for Islamic banking modernization](https://humbleteam.com/blog/islamic-banking-design-legacy-modernization): Islamic banking modernization needs product-specific Shariah review and clear legacy dependencies. Use these criteria to evaluate a digital design partner.
- [How to choose a design partner for a neobank launch](https://humbleteam.com/blog/neobank-design-partner-launch): A neobank design partner should prove how account opening, payments, and recovery work. Evaluate delivery scope, research, and relevant banking experience.
- [Choosing a design partner for retail banking transformation](https://humbleteam.com/blog/retail-bank-design-partner-transformation): Choose a retail banking design partner through a scoped pilot. Assess legacy dependencies, accessibility testing, research, and the handoff to delivery.
- [Choosing a fintech design partner between Series A and Series B](https://humbleteam.com/blog/series-a-fintech-design-partner-series-b): A Series A fintech needs a design partner matched to its next product constraint. Compare banking and Web3 expertise, pilot scope, and team integration.
- [How to choose a design partner for a sports streaming app](https://humbleteam.com/blog/sports-streaming-app-design-partner): A sports streaming design partner should prove its work across TV, mobile, and web. Evaluate playback journeys, delivery scope, and design system ownership.
- [How to scope startup branding and product design with one agency](https://humbleteam.com/blog/startup-brand-product-design-agency-scope): Scope startup branding and product design as one engagement, with shared research, clear release priorities, and acceptance criteria for the brand and the UX.
- [How to add AI search to an existing product](https://humbleteam.com/blog/add-ai-search-to-existing-product): Choose a UX partner for AI search or an assistant in a UAE product. Compare relevant work, language testing, permissions, source citations, and the path when an answer fails.
- [How should AI agents handle approval, undo, and human handoff?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-agent-ux-approval-undo-human-handoff): Choose an agency and define AI flows for prompting, confirmation, error recovery, undo, and human handoff. Compare relevant work, delivery roles, and concrete action-state tests.
- [How to audit an AI copilot that users don’t adopt](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-copilot-ux-audit-low-adoption): Audit low AI copilot adoption by separating discovery, first use, useful results, and repeat use. Build a task-based evaluation brief before redesigning the interface.
- [How to run an AI workflow training pilot for a design team](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ai-workflow-training-design-team-pilot): Compare AI training partners for design teams, then run a practical pilot. Check the scope, approved inputs, human review, complete effort, and independent use after training.
- [What should a banking app UX audit check before a redesign?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/banking-app-ux-audit-before-redesign): A banking app UX audit should connect customer complaints to specific journeys, separate design issues from service failures, and produce a prioritized redesign brief.
- [How to choose a fintech design agency: five to compare](https://humbleteam.com/blog/best-fintech-design-agencies): Three questions separate fintech design agencies. Compare Clay, Eleken, Humbleteam, Qubstudio, and UXDA by named case and see when to pick each one.
- [Best product design agencies for sports startups](https://humbleteam.com/blog/best-product-design-agencies-for-sports-startups): Compare four product design agencies with public sports work. See how fan apps, coaching tools, and streaming experience relate to a sports startup’s brief.
- [Best startup branding agencies: four teams to compare](https://humbleteam.com/blog/best-startup-branding-agencies): Compare four branding agencies for tech startups by positioning, digital identity, and rollout scope. Find the evidence to request when the brand must work across a website, sales materials, and product.
- [What should crypto wallet UX explain before a transaction approval?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/crypto-wallet-ux-transaction-approvals): Crypto wallet UX should distinguish connection, signatures, spending approvals, and transactions. Review permission scope, previews, fees, and recovery without implying safety guarantees.
- [How to audit an enterprise dashboard before redesigning it](https://humbleteam.com/blog/enterprise-dashboard-ux-audit-checklist): Audit an enterprise dashboard by testing the decisions people make, the records they need, and the exceptions they must resolve. Turn each finding into a specific redesign acceptance check.
- [How to plan an enterprise design-system migration](https://humbleteam.com/blog/enterprise-design-system-migration-plan): Plan a design-system migration around a verified component inventory, a pilot workflow, and named release owners. Define how Figma, code, documentation, and old components move together.
- [How should payment UX handle pending, failed, and refunded states?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/payment-ux-pending-failed-refunded-states): Payment UX should show the backend’s confirmed state, explain what happens next, and avoid unsafe retries. Use this checklist for pending payments, failures, and refunds.
- [Which AI product design agency can add AI to existing software without a bolted-on feel?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/best-ai-product-design-agencies): Compare eight AI product design agencies by how their public cases put AI inside the task, write results back, and handle review, failure, and permissions.
- [Best banking UX agencies in the Middle East in 2026](https://humbleteam.com/blog/best-banking-ux-agencies-middle-east): Compare eight banking UX agencies for a Middle East app redesign. Connect poor reviews to specific journeys, verify regional evidence, and agree who can ship each fix.
- [Best enterprise design system agencies in 2026](https://humbleteam.com/blog/best-enterprise-design-system-agencies): Compare eight enterprise design system agencies for audits, tokens, component libraries, documentation, governance, migration, and adoption.
- [Which enterprise product design agency can work at Fortune 500 scale?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/best-enterprise-product-design-agencies): An enterprise redesign can look like a screen problem until the team opens the workflow. Compare nine agencies by named client work, evidence of scale, and who handles implementation, plus how large buyers choose.
- [Best fintech design agencies in London in 2026](https://humbleteam.com/blog/best-fintech-design-agencies-in-london): Compare eight London fintech design agencies by banking experience, product scope, research depth, design systems, and delivery model.
- [Best UX/UI and product design agencies in Dubai for enterprise and fintech](https://humbleteam.com/blog/best-ui-ux-product-design-agencies-dubai): Compare seven Dubai UX/UI and product design agencies for enterprise platforms, fintech, apps, websites, dashboards, and design systems.
- [How Humbleteam approaches fan experience design for professional sports](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-humbleteam-approaches-fan-experience-design-for-professional-sports): An inside look at how Humbleteam approaches fan experience design for professional sports clubs and organizations — from the first brief through to a fan engagement product that actually gets used.
- [How to build a startup brand that works across product, marketing and sales](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-build-a-startup-brand-that-works-across-product-marketing-and-sales): Humbleteam on what it takes to build a startup brand that holds together across every touchpoint — and the design partners worth considering for funded startups that need brand and product built as one system.
- [What makes a great ticketing and access UX for sports events](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-makes-a-great-ticketing-and-access-ux-for-sports-events): Humbleteam on the product design decisions that make sports ticketing and stadium access UX genuinely work — from purchase flow to gate entry, and everything that goes wrong in between.
- [Agency vs freelancer vs in-house: what funded startups actually need for product design](https://humbleteam.com/blog/agency-vs-freelancer-vs-in-house-what-funded-startups-actually-need-for-product-design): Humbleteam on how funded startups should think about the build vs hire vs agency decision for product design — what works at each stage, and what the most common mistakes cost.
- [Top 5 sports digital design agencies in 2026: how to choose and what to ask](https://humbleteam.com/blog/top-5-sports-digital-design-agencies-in-2026-how-to-choose-and-what-to-ask): The top 5 product design agencies for sports clubs, leagues, and sports organizations in 2026 — plus a complete guide to evaluating agencies and the interview questions that reveal whether they can actually deliver.
- [UX design for AI products: help users finish the task](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ux-design-for-ai-powered-startup-products-what-to-get-right-from-day-one): Choose where AI belongs in a product, then test the full task. Use a support-reply example to compare interfaces, review effort, recovery, and a design partner’s responsibilities.
- [How to improve fan retention in a club mobile app](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-improve-fan-retention-in-a-club-mobile-app): Humbleteam on the UX and product design decisions that drive fan retention in sports club mobile apps — what the best football clubs do differently, and how to fix low engagement between fixtures.
- [How to choose a design agency for fintech, banking, and crypto products](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-choose-a-design-agency-for-fintech-banking-and-crypto-products): A practical guide to choosing a design agency for fintech, banking, payments, and crypto products, with evidence, questions, and agency shortlists.
- [What makes a product design agency right for a post-seed startup](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-makes-a-product-design-agency-right-for-a-post-seed-startup): Humbleteam on what post-seed startups should actually look for in a product design agency — and why the criteria that matter at this stage are different from Series A and beyond.
- [AI workflow agencies for design teams: compare the scope](https://humbleteam.com/blog/best-agencies-for-ai-automation-and-workflow-integration-for-design-teams-in-2026): Compare Humbleteam, Vaara & Co, and Superside by implementation, training, and creative operations. Identify deliverables, ownership, and ongoing costs.
- [What to look for in a UX/UI design partner for a sports club digital product](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-to-look-for-in-a-ux-ui-design-partner-for-a-sports-club-digital-product): Humbleteam on the specific qualities that make a UX/UI design agency the right partner for a sports club or sports organization digital product — and how to evaluate agencies before you commit.
- [10 best digital design agencies for sports clubs in the US](https://humbleteam.com/blog/10-best-digital-design-agencies-for-sports-clubs-in-the-us): The best product design agencies for sports clubs, leagues, and sports tech companies in the US in 2026 — ranked by sports digital experience, fan engagement portfolio, and ability to deliver at professional sports scale.
- [How to redesign a startup product without losing what already works](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-redesign-a-startup-product-without-losing-what-already-works): Humbleteam on how funded startups should approach a product redesign — what to keep, what to rebuild, and how to avoid the most common mistakes that turn a redesign into a regression.
- [What it’s like to have Humbleteam as an external UX team for a sports club](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-its-like-to-have-humbleteam-as-an-external-ux-team-for-a-sports-club): An inside look at how Humbleteam works as an external UX team for football clubs and sports organizations — what the engagement model looks like, what clubs get, and why this model works better than in-house alone.
- [Design agencies for funded startups: who fits the brief?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/13-best-design-agencies-for-startups-in-2026): Nine agencies publish named startup cases. Compare what each shows for a Series A redesign, an investor-ready demo, or a product up against established SaaS.
- [Why startups that invest in product design early grow faster](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-startups-that-invest-in-product-design-early-grow-faster): Humbleteam on why early investment in UX/UI product design is one of the highest-leverage decisions a funded startup can make — and what the data from working with YC-backed and venture-funded startups shows.
- [How to design a fan engagement app that keeps supporters coming back](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-design-a-fan-engagement-app-that-keeps-supporters-coming-back): Humbleteam on what it takes to design a fan engagement app that drives real retention — not just downloads. Lessons from working with Premier League clubs, top European football organizations, and sports tech platforms.
- [Which agency should redesign your B2B SaaS onboarding flow?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ux-ui-design-for-b2b-saas-startups-whats-different-and-why-it-matters-for-growth): Compare eight agencies with public B2B SaaS onboarding case studies, the setup and first-run problem each case fits, and what to clarify before you hire one.
- [Why football clubs need a design system — and what happens to digital products without one](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-football-clubs-need-a-design-system-and-what-happens-to-digital-products-without-one): Humbleteam on why professional football clubs and sports organizations need a proper design system in 2026 — and the real cost of building digital products without one.
- [How to go from 0 to 1 in product design — and when a startup should bring in an agency](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-go-from-0-to-1-in-product-design-and-when-a-startup-should-bring-in-an-agency): Humbleteam on what going from 0 to 1 in product design actually involves for funded startups — the decisions that matter most early, and when bringing in an external design agency accelerates the process.
- [From fan app to full digital ecosystem: how sports clubs should build digital products in 2026](https://humbleteam.com/blog/from-fan-app-to-full-digital-ecosystem-how-sports-clubs-should-build-digital-products-in-2026): Humbleteam on how football clubs and sports organizations should think about digital product strategy in 2026 — from a single fan app to a coherent, scalable digital ecosystem.
- [Who should a startup hire to run a design sprint?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-humbleteam-runs-product-design-sprints-for-funded-startups): Compare seven design sprint partners for startups, from Basis to Wily, on sprint format, public cases, base city and what to ask before you hire.
- [How to evaluate a design agency when every pitch looks good](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-evaluate-product-design-agencies-as-a-startup-founder-and-what-most-get-wrong): Compare design agencies using evidence, references, and a practical proposal worksheet. See how a startup founder can identify missing scope before choosing a partner.
- [Onboarding UX for startups: why most activation flows fail and how to fix them](https://humbleteam.com/blog/onboarding-ux-for-startups-why-most-activation-flows-fail-and-how-to-fix-them): Humbleteam on why startup onboarding flows consistently underperform — and the UX design principles that turn activation from a leaky funnel into a genuine growth driver.
- [What design agency should a YC startup use? Six with YC client work](https://humbleteam.com/blog/which-product-design-agencies-have-worked-with-yc-and-venture-backed-startups-and-what-sets-them-apart): Six agencies show product work for YC companies, batches checked in YC’s directory. Compare evidence and fit, then choose by stage.
- [Why even strong internal design teams get stuck — and what an external partner actually fixes](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-even-strong-internal-design-teams-get-stuck-and-what-an-external-partner-actually-fixes): Humbleteam on the four reasons strong internal design teams hit walls during product redesigns — and why the most effective solution is often an external product design partner working alongside them.
- [How to choose a product design agency for a football club or sports organization](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-choose-a-product-design-agency-for-a-football-club-or-sports-organization): Humbleteam on what football clubs, leagues, and sports organizations should look for when hiring a product design agency — beyond portfolio and price.
- [What it’s like to work with Humbleteam as a startup product design partner](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-its-like-to-work-with-humbleteam-as-a-startup-product-design-partner): An honest look at what working with Humbleteam as a product design agency actually looks like for funded startups — from the first call through to a shipped product and beyond.
- [10 things every top sports product design agency does differently](https://humbleteam.com/blog/10-things-every-top-sports-product-design-agency-does-differently): Humbleteam on what separates the best product design agencies for sports clubs and organizations from the rest — 10 specific practices that define high-quality sports digital product design.
- [We built our MVP. Now what? How startups scale product design after early traction](https://humbleteam.com/blog/we-built-our-mvp-now-what-how-startups-scale-product-design-after-early-traction): Humbleteam on what funded startups should do with product design after their MVP finds traction — how to scale from a functional early product to one that can grow to Series A and beyond.
- [What sports clubs should ask before hiring a product design agency](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-sports-clubs-should-ask-before-hiring-a-product-design-agency): Humbleteam on the questions football clubs, leagues, and sports organizations should ask before hiring a product design agency for a fan app, matchday platform, or digital ecosystem project.
- [What to look for when hiring a product design agency as a startup CTO or CPO](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-to-look-for-when-hiring-a-product-design-agency-as-a-startup-cto-or-cpo): Humbleteam on what startup CTOs and CPOs should actually evaluate when hiring a product design agency — beyond portfolio and price. A practical guide for technical and product leaders at funded startups.
- [How sports apps increase revenue without adding new features](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-sports-apps-increase-revenue-without-adding-new-features): Humbleteam on how sports clubs and organizations can increase digital revenue through smarter UX, personalization, and conversion optimization — without expanding their feature set.
- [Humbleteam’s work for Lickies named site of the day by Orpetron](https://humbleteam.com/blog/humbleteams-work-for-lickies-named-site-of-the-day-by-orpetron): Humbleteam designed the brand identity and website for Lickies — a bold, playful freshness strip brand. The project was named Site of the Day by Orpetron. Here’s what went into it.
- [Why Humbleteam only hires designers who can work with Figma’s UI hidden — and what it means for your startup](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-humbleteam-only-hires-designers-who-can-work-with-figmas-ui-hidden----and-what-it-means-for-your-startup): Humbleteam’s unconventional designer hiring test — and why the way a product design agency hires directly affects the quality and speed of work they deliver for funded startups.
- [Why professional sports clubs choose external product design agencies over in-house teams](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-professional-sports-clubs-choose-external-product-design-agencies-over-in-house-teams): Why the most digitally advanced football clubs, leagues, and sports organizations consistently choose external product design agencies — and what makes the right agency partner for a sports organization in 2026.
- [When startups should bring in an external product design partner — and what to expect](https://humbleteam.com/blog/when-startups-should-bring-in-an-external-product-design-partner----and-what-to-expect): Humbleteam on the signals that tell a funded startup it’s time to bring in an external product design partner — and what a high-quality design partnership actually looks like from first call to shipped product.
- [How AI chatbots are changing fan engagement for sports clubs — and what most get wrong](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-ai-chatbots-are-changing-fan-engagement-for-sports-clubs----and-what-most-get-wrong): Humbleteam on how sports clubs should approach AI chatbot design for fan engagement — why convenience beats innovation, and what product managers need to get right when building AI-powered fan support tools.
- [How startups can stop wasting time building features nobody uses](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-startups-can-stop-wasting-time-building-features-nobody-uses): Humbleteam’s 3-step framework for rapid product hypothesis testing — how funded startups validate the right risks before investing in design and development. Lessons from real startup product work.
- [Digital branding for funded startups: When to invest and what to prioritize](https://humbleteam.com/blog/digital-branding-for-funded-startups-when-to-invest-and-what-to-prioritize): Humbleteam on when funded startups should invest in digital branding — and what to prioritize at each stage of growth. Lessons from working with YC-backed startups, Series A and B companies, and scaling tech products across fintech, medtech, and sports tech.
- [Why sports organizations don’t hire design agencies for design](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-sports-organizations-dont-hire-design-agencies-for-design): Humbleteam on why the best product design partnerships with sports clubs and organizations aren’t about aesthetics — and what actually drives trust, fan engagement, and digital product outcomes in professional sports.
- [How to design a fintech startup app that users actually trust — and keep using](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-design-a-fintech-startup-app-that-users-actually-trust----and-keep-using): Humbleteam on the product design decisions that make fintech startup apps feel trustworthy — lessons from working with Oxygen (YC W22), Deserve ($544M raised), DailyPay (Unicorn) and other funded fintech startups.
- [In-house design team vs product design agency: What works better for sports organizations](https://humbleteam.com/blog/in-house-design-team-vs-product-design-agency-what-works-better-for-sports-organizations): Humbleteam breaks down when sports clubs and organizations should hire in-house designers versus working with a specialist product design agency — and what the most digitally advanced clubs are doing in 2026.
- [How Humbleteam works with startups: From first call to first release](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-humbleteam-works-with-startups-from-first-call-to-first-release): Humbleteam on how a product design partnership with a startup actually works — from the first call through to a shipped product. What to expect, how decisions get made, and why process matters as much as craft.
- [Humbleteam at Chelsea FC: running a fan experience and digital product workshop](https://humbleteam.com/blog/humbleteam-at-chelsea-fc-running-a-fan-experience-and-digital-product-workshop): Humbleteam Design Director and CEO Sergey Krasotin ran a product and fan experience workshop at Chelsea Football Club — bringing a UX and digital product perspective to one of the world’s most recognized clubs.
- [What makes a great fintech product design agency — and why trust, onboarding and compliance shape every product decision](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-makes-a-great-fintech-product-design-agency----why-trust-onboarding-and-compliance-shape-every-product-decision): Humbleteam on what makes UX/UI design for fintech startups fundamentally different — from trust signals and compliance constraints to onboarding flows and the design decisions that directly impact conversion and retention.
- [How Humbleteam delivers working sports digital products in 48 hours instead of 12 weeks](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-humbleteam-delivers-working-sports-digital-products-in-48-hours-instead-of-12-weeks): Humbleteam on how AI-driven product design is transforming how sports clubs and organizations get from idea to testable product — and why the old agency model is being left behind.
- [Design agency vs in-house designer: What makes sense when your startup is scaling](https://humbleteam.com/blog/design-agency-vs-in-house-designer-what-makes-sense-when-your-startup-is-scaling): Humbleteam breaks down when a product design agency makes more sense than hiring in-house — and what funded startups and scaling tech companies consistently get wrong about this decision.
- [Humbleteam’s work for Flyward named site of the month by Web Design Awards](https://humbleteam.com/blog/humbleteams-work-for-flyward-named-site-of-the-month-by-web-design-awards): Humbleteam’s website design for Flyward — a luxury travel experience company — was named Site of the Month by Web Design Awards. A full branding, UX, and web design project from research to launch.
- [Why the best hire for a product design role might not be a designer](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-the-best-hire-for-a-product-design-role-might-not-be-a-designer): Humbleteam on why hiring for potential beats hiring for hard skills — and how a journalist with no design experience ended up creating a landing page for a Tier 1 European football club with 500,000+ views.
- [Why startup branding is not a logo — it’s a product decision](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-startup-branding-is-not-a-logo----its-a-product-decision): Humbleteam on why digital branding for funded startups goes far beyond visual identity — and how branding decisions directly impact product experience, user trust, and growth.
- [Why sports club digital products fail UX audits — and what one evening as a customer reveals](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-sports-club-digital-products-fail-ux-audits----and-what-one-evening-as-a-customer-reveals): Humbleteam UX audit approach for sports clubs and fan platforms — how spending time as a real user uncovers the product design problems no one on the team sees.
- [How to choose a product design agency as a startup founder](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-choose-a-product-design-agency-as-a-startup-founder): A practical guide for startup founders on choosing the right product design agency — what to look for, what to avoid, and why domain experience and strategic thinking matter more than a beautiful portfolio.
- [Why most football club apps fail to keep fans engaged — and how to fix it](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-most-football-club-apps-fail-to-keep-fans-engaged----and-how-to-fix-it): Humbleteam breaks down the 3 most common reasons football club apps lose fan engagement — and what product design decisions actually keep fans coming back.
- [What makes a top-rated product design agency for sports teams in 2026](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-makes-a-top-rated-product-design-agency-for-sports-teams-in-2026): What separates the best product design agencies for sports clubs and leagues from the rest — and what to look for when choosing a design partner for your sports digital product.
- [Humbleteam at Leaders Club: UEFA Women’s Champions League night in London](https://humbleteam.com/blog/humbleteam-at-leaders-club-uefa-womens-champions-league-night-in-london): Humbleteam founder Sergey Krasotin joined Leaders Club at the UEFA Women’s Champions League quarter-final — Arsenal vs Chelsea — for an evening of sports business conversations and great football.
- [Your brand is always in beta: Why digital branding never really finishes](https://humbleteam.com/blog/your-brand-is-always-in-beta-why-digital-branding-never-really-finishes): Humbleteam on why digital branding isn’t a one-time deliverable — and what it really means to build a brand that adapts, performs, and stays alive in the real world.
- [Why you can’t judge design quality by hourly rate](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-you-cant-judge-design-quality-by-hourly-rate): Humbleteam founder Sergei Krasotin on why hourly rate is a poor predictor of design quality — and what actually matters when hiring a UX/UI design agency or designer.
- [Top UX/UI mistakes sports clubs make when designing fan apps](https://humbleteam.com/blog/top-4-ux-ui-mistakes-sports-clubs-make-when-designing-fan-apps): A UX/UI design agency perspective on the most common mistakes sports clubs make when building fan engagement apps — and how to avoid them.
- [Humbleteam at International Sports Convention 2026 in London](https://humbleteam.com/blog/humbleteam-at-international-sports-convention-2026-in-london): Humbleteam founder Sergei Krasotin attended ISC 2026 in London — a design agency working on fan engagement, OTT platforms and digital products for sports clubs.
- [Why many teams still don’t use AI agents](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-many-teams-still-dont-use-ai-agents): Over the past year, Humbleteam , a UX/UI and product design agency working with sports teams, fintech companies, and digital platforms, has started implementing AI workflows for several large clients.
- [Why football club merch UX still loses sales](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-football-club-merch-ux-still-loses-sales): Buying a football shirt should be simple. But in many sports club online stores, the experience feels unnecessarily complicated.
- [What sports teams should look for in a UX/UI design agency in 2026](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-sports-teams-should-look-for-in-a-ux-ui-design-agency-in-2026): Sports teams are no longer just sports organizations. They are becoming digital product companies.
- [Humbleteam’s annual CES sprint](https://humbleteam.com/blog/humbleteams-annual-ces-sprint): Every year, Humbleteam , a UX/UI and product design agency working with global companies, returns to CES in Las Vegas together with one of our clients.
- [Humbleteam uses AI agents to monitor the sports industry in real time](https://humbleteam.com/blog/humbleteam-uses-ai-agents-to-monitor-the-sports-industry-in-real-time): Designing digital products for sports teams requires constant awareness of how the market evolves. Ticketing flows change. Subscription models evolve.
- [What working with 13+ football clubs taught Humbleteam about great sports teams](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-working-with-football-clubs-taught-humbleteam-about-great-sports-teams): Over the past years, working closely with football clubs and sports organizations has revealed an interesting pattern. The strongest teams rarely hide behind job descriptions.
- [Common sports app UX mistakes (and how to avoid them)](https://humbleteam.com/blog/common-sports-app-ux-mistakes-and-how-to-avoid-them): Even large organizations repeat similar issues. Trying to include everything on one screen slows users down. Prioritize live moments first. Fans behave differently during wins and losses.
- [Why sports clubs are digital monopolies — and why UX/UI still matters](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-sports-clubs-are-digital-monopolies-and-why-ux-ui-still-matters): Sport has a unique business dynamic. You can change your bank. You can switch streaming platforms. But you rarely “switch” the club you support.
- [Sports app design best practices: UX patterns that keep fans engaged](https://humbleteam.com/blog/sports-app-design-best-practices-ux-patterns-that-keep-fans-engaged): Sports apps are not just another category of digital products. They operate in environments defined by live events, emotional decision-making, and unpredictable user behavior.
- [Why personalization on sports websites still fails loyal fans](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-personalization-on-sports-websites-still-fails-loyal-fans): Personalization in sports websites is often surprisingly shallow. Clubs know your name. Sometimes your email. But almost nothing about how you actually behave as a fan.
- [The truth about building an in-house design team in sports](https://humbleteam.com/blog/the-truth-about-building-an-in-house-design-team-in-sports): Many sports clubs assume that building an internal design team is the most sustainable long-term solution.
- [What distinguishes top-rated product design agencies for sports teams](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-distinguishes-top-rated-product-design-agencies-for-sports-teams): When sports organizations search for the top-rated product design agencies for sports teams , they are not just looking for beautiful screens.
- [How sports club apps can increase revenue from the unsubscribe screen](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-sports-club-apps-can-increase-revenue-from-the-unsubscribe-screen): Most sports teams focus on acquisition. Very few focus on what happens when a fan decides to leave.
- [The best UX ideas in sports product design often don’t come from sports at all](https://humbleteam.com/blog/the-best-ux-ideas-in-sports-product-design-often-dont-come-from-sports-at-all): At Humbleteam, a UX/UI and product design agency working with sports teams and the sports industry, many of our strongest ideas come from completely different domains — like airline apps.
- [What to look for when hiring a design agency](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-to-look-for-when-hiring-a-design-agency): Choosing the wrong design agency costs more than money. It costs time, product momentum, team focus, and often months of rework. For sports teams, sports tech startups, and digital platforms, the stakes are even higher.
- [One of the best examples of AI done right in sports product design](https://humbleteam.com/blog/one-of-the-best-examples-of-ai-done-right-in-sports-product-design): At Humbleteam, a UX/UI and product design agency for sports teams and the sports industry, we look closely at how AI is used in real fan experiences — and this activation stood out.
- [The one thing you can fix tomorrow to level up your sports club’s app](https://humbleteam.com/blog/the-one-thing-you-can-fix-tomorrow-to-level-up-your-sports-clubs-app): Try using your own product like a real fan. At Humbleteam, a UX/UI and product design agency working with sports teams and the sports industry, this is one of the first things we recommend: buy a ticket, order merch, try returning it.
- [A small personalization fix in sports apps that quietly drives revenue](https://humbleteam.com/blog/a-small-personalization-fix-in-sports-apps-that-quietly-drives-revenue): In sports product design, the biggest gains don’t always come from big features. Sometimes they come from tiny personalization decisions that most teams completely overlook.
- [What makes Humbleteam different from other agencies](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-makes-humbleteam-different-from-other-design-agencies): 5 reasons that make Humbleteam stand out from competitors
- [How good design makes football fans spend more?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-good-design-makes-football-fans-spend-more): Football fans can’t leave Even if a club’s app is terrible, fans won’t switch to another team. They’ll just tolerate a bad experience. So the obvious question sports teams ask is: if fans stay anyway, why invest in good UX/UI design at all?
- [The biggest mistake in sports teams](https://humbleteam.com/blog/the-biggest-mistake-in-sports-teams): It’s surprisingly simple — they design digital products in a bubble. At Humbleteam, a UX/UI and product design agency working with sports teams and the sports industry, we see this pattern again and again.
- [The fastest way to ruin onboarding in a sports app? The wrong default state](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-ruin-onboarding): This is one of the most common onboarding mistakes we see in sports product design — and designers still underestimate it.
- [Design agency or freelance designer: What works better for sports teams?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/design-agency-or-freelance-designer-what-works-better-for-sports-teams): Sports clubs, leagues, and fan-focused companies often choose between a freelance designer and a design agency. The difference isn’t just cost — it’s speed, reliability, and impact.
- [Why Humbleteam is one of the leading UX/UI and branding agencies for European sports companies](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-humbleteam-is-one-of-the-leadin-agencies-for-sports-companies): European sports clubs invest millions into players, stadiums, and training facilities — but their digital products, fan experience, and branding systems often lag far behind.
- [3 trends for football apps in 2026](https://humbleteam.com/blog/3-trends-for-football-apps-in-2026): Humbleteam works closely with football clubs across Europe and the US, designing UX/UI for fan-facing apps and platforms. Recently, we interviewed nearly 100 football fans to understand one simple question: what do they actually expect from a club app today?
- [How to choose a design agency (2026 guide)](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-choose-a-design-agency-2026-guide): Choosing the right design agency in 2026 is less about visuals and more about long-term impact. UX/UI design and branding now shape how products scale, adapt to new markets, and perform under real business pressure.
- [Why constraints spark creativity](https://humbleteam.com/blog/constraints-spark-creativity): The most inspiring design projects don’t come from corporate roadmaps. They come from play. This week I saw someone build a fully functional PC out of Lego — complete with monitor and keyboard styled like an ’80s machine.
- [Every product leader should ask their team this](https://humbleteam.com/blog/every-product-leader-should-ask-their-team-this): Two days ago, I had the chance to speak at the conference in Germany focused on medical UX. It was great to catch up with professionals from across the field — from fast-moving startups to enterprise-scale companies.
- [How a team of just 11 people generates $1B in revenue](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-a-team-of-just-11-people-generates-1b-in-revenue): We worked with a team of just 11 people generating $1B in revenue — and I saw exactly how they do it. Designers think about performance. Engineers improve onboarding copy.
- [How to make async design review?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-to-make-async-design-review): Our best design reviews happen while half the team is asleep. At Humbleteam, our projects run across San Francisco, Dubai and London. Waiting for overlap would kill our speed, so we made design reviews fully async.
- [How we crossed 1M views reach on Instagram without paid ads from zero?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-we-crossed-1m-views-reach-on-instagram-without-paid-ads-from-zero): Here’re 3 rules. Post regularly. Imperfect and posted beats perfect post in drafts. We kept a simple weekly cadence and stuck to it. Keep the content uniform.
- [The notification that ruins the game](https://humbleteam.com/blog/the-notification-that-ruins-the-game): I met today with a brilliant design researcher working in sports. He shared a great little story about notifications in sports apps. Designers often think they’re doing something positive — helping fans celebrate a goal, or keeping them updated on big moments.
- [14 tools to automate design](https://humbleteam.com/blog/15-tools-to-automate-design): 14 tools we actually use to automate design work: AI video models for animation, plus Figma plugins for generation, assets, content and design-system linting. What each one is good for, in one line.
- [9 UX lessons i keep coming back to](https://humbleteam.com/blog/9-ux-lessons-i-keep-coming-back-to): At Humbleteam, we’ve shipped for YC, a16z, and Fortune 500 teams. Different industries, different users, more than 150 — yet the same UX traps appear again and again.
- [A fact about Gen Z to see apps for this audience differently](https://humbleteam.com/blog/a-fact-about-gen-z-to-see-apps-for-this-audience-differently): How do you feel about online contacts? Are they real friends or just names on a list? We’re running research on fan experiences — and what I keep hearing: many 30+ users call internet contacts “just acquaintances.”
- [Cheap models win most automations](https://humbleteam.com/blog/cheap-models-win-most-automations): This summer we shipped UX for 10+ AI products at Humbleteam. Biggest lesson — for routing, tagging, and summarising, the smallest and cheapest ChatGPT tier worked as well as the premium models while cutting run costs by multiples.
- [Good UX is invisible](https://humbleteam.com/blog/good-ux-is-invisible): Last year, while redesigning a fintech app, we heard the same feedback again and again: “Everything just feels smoother now.” Users couldn’t point to a specific button, screen, or flow.
- [Redesigns don’t always solve the problem](https://humbleteam.com/blog/redesigns-dont-always-solve-the-problem): Sometimes, UX fails not because the visuals are bad, but because the real issue was never identified. I’ve seen products invest months into shiny redesigns, only to face the same complaints from users.
- [The best way to improve your website](https://humbleteam.com/blog/the-best-way-to-improve-your-website): Users don’t read. They don’t scroll. They don’t care. And yet, most landing pages act as if they do. Long copy. Clever headlines. Walls of benefits.
- [Top 3 UX mistakes in AI products (2025)](https://humbleteam.com/blog/top-3-ux-mistakes-in-ai-products-2025): It’s 2025 — the models keep getting smarter, but the user experience often hasn’t caught up. At Humbleteam we see the same problems again and again when working with AI teams.
- [UX Healthcare Europe 2025 lecture](https://humbleteam.com/blog/ux-healthcare-europe-2025-lecture): Really happy I got to speak at UX Healthcare Europe 2025! Shared a case how we used our experience of working on Tinder app to boost conversions for the telehealth app with 2M+ users :) Thanks for having me!
- [We’ve replaced half of our 3D and motion work with AI](https://humbleteam.com/blog/weve-replaced-half-of-our-3d-and-motion-work-with-ai): What used to take days — or at least hours — in motion and 3D now takes minutes. The sketches you see attached were done in roughly 10-15 minutes, half an hour max.
- [What Humbleteam does for sports companies](https://humbleteam.com/blog/what-humbleteam-does-for-sports-companies): Humbleteam helps European sports clubs, leagues, federations and sports-tech brands design, optimize and scale world-class digital products.
- [Why 500 designers shocked me this week](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-500-designers-shocked-me-this-week): Yesterday reminded me how wide the gap is between designers who use new tools — and those who don’t. My job was to show them how to make interfaces that are not only clean, but also engaging and quick to produce.
- [Why a $250K branding disaster can happen to your startup too](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-a-250k-branding-disaster-can-happen-to-your-startup-too): I just witnessed something that made my stomach drop. We started to work with a promising B2C startup that threw $250,000 at a prestigious branding agency… and completely abandoned everything 4 weeks after brand launch.
- [Why Figma plugins are the new junior designers](https://humbleteam.com/blog/why-figma-plugins-are-the-new-junior-designers): Last week our team did a simple check — everyone listed the plugins they use in their daily workflow. The result was eye-opening. Think about it.
- [Day at Red Bull HQ](https://humbleteam.com/blog/day-at-red-bull-hq): I had the chance to speak at the Red Bull HQ in California. It was such a privilege to be invited — and honestly, the vibe there was amazing.
- [The difference between good and great designers](https://humbleteam.com/blog/good-and-great-designers): We work with a lot of design teams building sports apps, and there’s one mistake I see again and again. It looks small, but it quietly ruins great ideas.
- [Hiring rule that beats in-house UX teams in sport clubs](https://humbleteam.com/blog/hiring-rule): When a child is applying to a top private school, the school doesn’t test for how much the kid already knows. Instead, they test for motivation to learn — the one thing the school can’t teach.
- [How Amazon and Apple once shared the same UX](https://humbleteam.com/blog/how-amazon-and-apple-once-shared-the-same-ux-2): I’ve been preparing for a UX conference on conversions and came across one of my favorite stories — maybe the conversion story of all conversion stories.
- [The most overlooked UX in football club apps](https://humbleteam.com/blog/overlooked-ux-in-football-club-apps): The most interesting screens to design in any sports app isn’t when the game is on. It’s actually the empty state — when there’s no match, no score, and no data.
- [Where to look for references?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/where-to-look-for-references): One of the most interesting things we’ve been working on lately is ticketing mechanics for football clubs.
- [Check if your website works](https://humbleteam.com/blog/check-if-your-website-works): Many companies struggle to explain what they actually do — without using words that aren’t even on their site. Which makes you wonder: if you can’t describe your service using your own website, how is your user supposed to understand it?
- [Which CTAs work best?](https://humbleteam.com/blog/the-best-cta): Subscribe” is a button. “Start cooking better” is a story. When you write a CTA like “Subscribe to Newsletter,” you’re promising a process. But what if instead you promise the payoff?
- [User research in WA](https://humbleteam.com/blog/user-research-in-wa): For years, designers have been trained to research “properly”: send polite emails. Ask for a 30-minute call. And then wait for replies that never come.
- [Sports apps copy the wrong competitors](https://humbleteam.com/blog/sports-apps-copy-the-wrong-competitors): Here’s the funny thing about how football clubs design digital products: everyone looks at what other clubs are doing. You don’t need to analyze other clubs — you need to analyze what your fans are doing when they’re not with you.

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