Soon, Useme will introduce a new visual identity – with a refreshed design and simplified communication. This is the next step in making our platform easier to use and helping you streamline invoicing.
Why are we changing?
Over the years, Useme has evolved – transitioning from colorful illustrations to the clean and minimalistic look you now see on our homepage.
We understand that dealing with invoices and taxes can feel overwhelming and stressful. That’s why we focus on making it easier with a simple and user-friendly platform. We simplify the complex and create a space that gives you more freedom.
The new design is more than just a change of colors. It reflects what Useme is about — providing freelancers and their clients a space to meet and achieve their goals quickly and without unnecessary complications.
Clear and straightforward communication
The new design also matches our approach to communication. We try to use plain language to make the platform easy to navigate. Shorter messages help you save time and quickly find what you need. We’ll continue this strategy in the new version of Useme.
Why are these changes important?
The refreshed design and simplified communication aim to improve your user experience on Useme. We want freelancers and employers to find what they need and navigate the platform effortlessly and quickly.
How are we making the changes?
We’re starting with the homepage. Over the following months, our team will roll out the new design across other platform parts, emails, and social media. You might notice some differences between pages during this transition – this is part of the planned process.
A new look, the same mission
The new design reflects our core mission: Useme is created by people, for people. We want to give you the tools and space to focus on what matters most – achieving your goals and working without formal barriers.
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