Works
Nine brands, products and websites. Each began with a conversation about what mattered, not a template.
Client work

Saaya
A saree retail branding

Tronn
A startup identity brand creation

Digite360
A tech editorial website

CoUXi
A UX start-up branding

One Studio
A media company branding and website
- Project Tailwind
Project Tailwind
An educational identity design and website
- Rayam
Rayam
An investment mobile app and visual branding
- Zaisha's
Zaisha's
A cloud kitchen visual branding
- Uthinkbox
Uthinkbox
A UX editorial website and visual branding
In their words
What clients said about working with us.
“Arivain understood the essence of our brand beautifully. The identity feels elegant, distinctive, and very much in line with what we wanted Saaya to represent. A lovely experience working with the team!”
“Building an editorial technology platform requires more than an attractive interface. Content structure, information hierarchy, and ease of navigation are equally important. Arivain approached the project with these considerations in mind and demonstrated a good understanding of the requirements. The team was receptive to feedback, communicated clearly, and paid attention to the finer details throughout the design process. We particularly appreciated the effort to bring visual consistency and usability together rather than treating them as separate priorities.”
“What I appreciated most was the thinking behind the design. Arivain understood that an investment app needs to make financial information feel clear and approachable, not overwhelming. The team was open to discussions, quick to incorporate feedback, and attentive to the overall product experience. It was good to work with people who considered the purpose behind the interface, not just its appearance.”
“Easy team to work with, great creative thinking, and a website that feels consistent with the brand. The iterations and feedback process were smooth too. Overall, really happy with the direction!”
“The design process involved constructive discussions, thoughtful refinements, and a clear focus on the intended audience. We also valued the team's willingness to understand the educational context before translating the requirements into design decisions. The result was a cohesive direction that gave the project a stronger visual foundation.”