AI QA testing
We made Zenact look ready for enterprise.
Client
Year
Involvement
Branding,
Web Design,
Motion Design,
Webflow Development
Link
Why did Zenact need a brand?
Where Zenact was
Zenact was going to market with pilots at large consumer apps it couldn't name yet, aiming at US engineering buyers.
What Zenact asks its buyers to do
Let AI agents test every release before users see it. Tests are written in plain English, not code.
What they asked us for
A brand identity and a website: a homepage, pricing, a blog and a demo, built in Webflow.
Why it mattered
A VP of Engineering won't let an unknown tool sign off a release. Zenact had to look production-grade before it had the logos.
Critical challenge
01 / 02
Zenact had to earn enterprise trust before it could name its customers.
Problem
Pilot customers couldn't be named. SOC 2 was still in progress.
Why it mattered
Engineering buyers check security and procurement answers first. Overclaiming is the fastest way to lose them.
What we did
We gave Zenact a technical identity: a mark of stacked orange bars, BDO Grotesk headlines, Geist for reading and one orange used sparingly. Then we built trust in words, not logos: eight enterprise capabilities and a security band. SOC 2 is labelled in progress, because it is. Proof is six early-adopter quotes and only approved logos.
Outcome
Every claim on the live site can be checked.
Critical challenge
02 / 02
An unfamiliar product had to make sense in three seconds.
Problem
An AI agent testing an app from plain English is new to most buyers. Zenact wanted the hero to land in three seconds.
Why it mattered
Zenact sells through demos. Nobody books a demo for something they can't picture.
What we did
We cut the homepage to three sections that follow the product: Write Tests, Automate, Get Reports. The hero is a phone running the agent, each step labelled as it happens. The demo shows what the AI does, what it's thinking, then the report. Off-screen animations pause, and the heaviest ones became video.
Outcome
Zenact's team runs the site in Webflow. We've reused the three-section layout on later projects.
And this is where Zenact ended up.
Zenact left with brand guidelines, a handoff file, about ten animations and the demo video, plus the Webflow site.
Zenact kept its name and wrote its own copy. We designed the brand and the site, built it and made the motion.
If your strategy is done and you only need pages built, a freelancer is cheaper and faster.
Branding, web design, motion design and Webflow development by PIXELUP LABS, 2025–2026.
If your buyers need proof you don't have yet, book a call.
Frequently asked questions
PIXELUP LABS designed Zenact's brand and website in 2025 and 2026, and built the site in Webflow. Zenact builds an AI QA engineer that tests iOS, Android and web apps from plain-English instructions. Its site labels SOC 2 as in progress, and Zenact's own team runs it.
We build brands, websites and products for startups that need to command enterprise trust. Brand identity, website design, product design, design systems, motion and sales assets, all designed together as one system.
Greptile doubled demo requests in week one and raised a $25M Series A within six months of launch. Sully scaled 26x in 11 months after its redesign. Sainapse relaunched ahead of general availability and is now deployed by Fortune 500 companies including Ford and Freshworks.
Brand sprints take 2–4 weeks. Brand plus website projects take 6–8 weeks from kickoff to launch. We regularly deliver under hard deadlines like fundraise announcements and launch dates.
Brand sprints are $15,000. Brand plus website projects run $25,000 to $40,000. Retainers start at $6,000 a month. See current services and pricing on Contra.
You work directly with the team on Slack, with fast turnarounds and quick iterations. No account managers, no layers, no surprises.
Rarely. Most clients come to us with something functional that no longer matches their ambition. We keep what works and rebuild what holds you back.
Book a discovery call or message us on Telegram. We will review where you are today and tell you honestly what we would change.
