Cerebral Valley
Design engineering, Product, Graphic design
2024–2026
Cerebral Valley brings the global AI community together through events, discovery, and connection.
We designed and built the connected platform behind Cerebral Valley, spanning discovery, profiles, messaging, event operations, hackathons, and the visual experiences surrounding each gathering.
Design and engineering moved as one—from flexible systems and complex workflows to responsive interactions and considered motion, every detail was shaped to feel clear, fast, and distinctly Cerebral Valley.
Chat connects Cerebral Valley: message people, ask profiles about who’s behind them, share media, react, reply, and know when someone’s typing. With the AI SDK, it turns event links into complete submissions.
One connected system handles invitations, applications, attendee communication, and event operations—with dedicated flows for hackathon judging and project submissions.
We designed a fluid event experience across every role—from hosts shaping hackathons and judges reviewing projects to teams sharing video-first submissions, all brought together through thoughtful motion.
Our partnership with Cerebral Valley spans its digital platform and the visual presence of its live events. Since 2024, we have worked across product, design engineering, and graphic design to connect the places where its community discovers opportunities and comes together.
The platform work brings events, people, and professional profiles into a shared experience. Event details and application states help people navigate participation, while search and profile interfaces make room for discovering others through their skills and experience.
Alongside the product, we develop the graphics that support Cerebral Valley’s event presence. Working across both areas lets us carry a consistent visual language from the interface into the wider experience, connecting the practical details of using the platform with the character of the community around it.
- Role
- Design engineeringProductGraphic design
- Client
- Cerebral Valley
- Timeline
- 2024–2026
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