Lumos
An ongoing and iterative development process for a startup in San Francisco.
Client
Lumos
Year
2022-2025
Services
UX/UI Design
Webflow Development
A website homepage with app management features highlighted, showing various app icons and management options.
A long-term development partnership with a San Francisco SaaS startup, where weekly sprints, collaborative workflows and a scalable Webflow build have kept Lumos growing online since day one.
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Overview
Lumos is a software startup based in San Francisco, founded in 2022. For their launch they needed a website that clearly communicated their products and services to a technical audience. The design was handled by their internal team, so our role was to bridge that creative vision with a development process that could scale with the company from the start.
approach
Before writing a single line of code, we established a collaborative workflow with Lumos' design team to manage file delivery, feedback rounds and bug reports. From there, we ran weekly development sprints in Webflow, delivering pages and components on a consistent cadence. Every template was built with scalability in mind, making full use of Webflow's symbols, CMS and component features so the team could iterate freely. That collaboration never stopped. We have been working alongside Lumos ever since the launch, continuously building new pages and improvements as the product evolves.
Collage of six web pages showcasing software services, demo scheduling, and SaaS management features.
Three mobile app screenshots showing text related to use cases, access reviews, and saving money on unused software.
Smartphone screen showing a website for Lumos with a "Get a Demo" button.
Grid of app icons and messages: Access granted, access revoked, contract renewal, shadow IT discovered, and others.
Webpage highlighting great technologists with a "Learn More About Lumos" button.
tools
The right tools for the right project
The development was built and maintained entirely in Webflow over two years of ongoing collaboration. Beyond the core build, the project required multiple third-party integrations and custom Javascript functionality developed from scratch to meet the product's specific needs.
Pie chart illustrating cost savings for a company using Lumos, highlighting software and automation expense reductions.
A smartphone screen displays a pie chart about cost savings, with various data widgets around it.
Five dashboard images show various charts, data analytics, and a pop-up message about a LucidChart request for Stephanie.
A webpage showing a team member list with a highlighted circle around a smiling person labeled Annie Song.
Two video thumbnails with play buttons, featuring a man in each. Topics include technology and career advancement.
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