AXIS CONCEPT

Turning exploration into clarity

Most students choose a path before they’ve seen enough. Axis widens the view.

Outcomes

Every user left with a connection

88% adoption rate

42% boost in engagement

**Based on two rounds of moderated usability testing with 8 participants - designers, engineers, business professionals, and international users across diverse backgrounds.

Powered by interests

Reinforcing layers

CLEAR STARTING POINT

A clear place to begin

EMERGING CONNECTIONS

Fields they wouldn’t have found

PATTERN RECOGNITION

Axis finds the pattern

Context

The scale of the problem

70% of college students enter undecided. 80% will change their major at least once. Most don’t get close enough to see what else exists.

The flow

Six steps

Here’s the full journey.

1

Onboarding

2

Feed populates

3

You explore

4

Axis finds the pattern

5

Axis shows connection

6

Feed updates with a new field to explore

How we got there

Trusted starting point

Enough to give direction, not enough to overwhelm.

Structure and continuity

Familiar patterns give students a reason to return.

From choosing blindly to choosing with context

Clarity through structured exploration

It’s not a map of what to do, just a wider view.

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VENMO

Venmo, without borders

Received amount recognized as priority

Full cost understood

No abandonment due to cost clarity

Mobile design

End-to-end experience

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AXIS CONCEPT

Turning exploration into clarity

Most students choose a path before they’ve seen enough. Axis widens the view.

Outcomes

Every user left with a connection they didn’t arrive with

88% adoption rate

42% boost in engagement

**Based on two rounds of moderated usability testing with 8 participants - designers, engineers, business professionals, and international users across diverse backgrounds.

Powered by interests

Reinforcing layers

CLEAR STARTING POINT

A clear place to begin

EMERGING CONNECTIONS

Fields they wouldn’t have found

PATTERN RECOGNITION

Axis finds the pattern

Context

The scale of the problem

70% of college students enter undecided. 80% will change their major at least once. Most don’t get close enough to see what else exists.

The flow

Six steps

Here’s the full journey.

1

Onboarding - pick your interests

2

Feed populates instantly

3

You explore - read, watch, listen

4

Axis reveals what you wouldn’t have found

5

Axis shows the connection

6

Feed updates with a new field to explore

How we got there

Trusted starting point

Enough to give direction, not enough to overwhelm.

Structure and continuity

Familiar patterns give students a reason to return.

From choosing blindly to choosing with context

Clarity through structured exploration

It’s not a map of what to do, just a wider view.

Next case study

-->

VENMO

Venmo, without borders

Received amount recognized as priority

Full cost understood

No abandonment due to cost clarity

Mobile design

End-to-end experience

View case study

AXIS CONCEPT

Turning exploration into clarity

Most students choose a path before they’ve seen enough. Axis widens the view.

Outcomes

Every user left with a connection they didn’t arrive with

88% adoption rate

42% boost in engagement

**Based on two rounds of moderated usability testing with 8 participants - designers, engineers, business professionals, and international users across diverse backgrounds.

Powered by interests

Reinforcing layers

CLEAR STARTING POINT

A clear place to begin

EMERGING CONNECTIONS

Fields they wouldn’t have found

PATTERN RECOGNITION

Axis finds the pattern

Context

The scale of the problem

70% of college students enter undecided. 80% will change their major at least once. Most don’t get close enough to see what else exists.

The flow

Six steps

Here’s the full journey.

1

Onboarding - pick your interests

2

Feed populates instantly

3

You explore - read, watch, listen

4

Axis reveals what you wouldn’t have found

5

Axis shows the connection

6

Feed updates with a new field to explore

How we got there

Trusted starting point

Enough to give direction, not enough to overwhelm.

Structure and continuity

Familiar patterns give students a reason to return.

From choosing blindly to choosing with context

Clarity through structured exploration

It’s not a map of what to do, just a wider view.

Next case study

-->

VENMO

Venmo, without borders

Received amount recognized as the priority

Full cost understood before authorization

No abandonment due to cost clarity

Mobile design

End-to-end experience

View case study