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Leopard Design

Walnut Creek, California, United States

UX design for enterprise and eCommerce in regulated industries

Leopard Design specializes in UX design consultancy, focusing on the digital transformation of complex SaaS applications for enterprise and eCommerce clients in regulated industries. Founded by Laura Ellison, the agency emphasizes a business-focused approach to simplify complex business processes into intuitive interfaces.

The agency serves a diverse range of clients, from Fortune 100 companies to startups, including notable names like Toyota, NetApp, and GoDaddy. Leopard Design is particularly experienced in regulated industries such as automotive, cybersecurity, and biotech, offering services in native and responsive app development for iOS and Android platforms.

Leopard Design has a strong track record of delivering high-profile projects, including multiple V1 and MVP releases. Their work includes digital transformations for Toyota and NetApp, as well as customer experience improvements for PG&E. The agency's Silicon Valley and Motor City experience further enhances its capabilities in the automotive tech space.

28
YEARS IN BUSINESS
6
SERVICES

Capabilities

Category

UI UX Design

Services

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