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Obys Agency Designs Slide-Based Website for Ochi with Chartreuse Accent

digital · 2026-10-14

Ochi, a strategic presentation company based in Lviv, Ukraine, and Vancouver, Canada, has launched a new digital platform designed by Obys Agency. The name "Ochi," which translates to "eyes" in Ukrainian, reflects the company’s commitment to impactful visuals. Under the creative direction of Viacheslav Olianishyn and UI/UX designer Roman Salo, the platform features a distinctive overlapping slide mechanism across five key areas: Main, Services, About Us, Portfolio, and Contacts. The site utilizes a modern color scheme, including shades like off-white, charcoal, forest green, and chartreuse, along with interactive elements for an enhanced user experience.

Key facts

  • Obys Agency designed the web platform for Ochi, a presentation agency in Lviv, Ukraine, and Vancouver, Canada.
  • The site's architecture mimics overlapping slides across five templates: Main, Services, About Us, Portfolio, and Contacts.
  • Art director Viacheslav Olianishyn and UI/UX designer Roman Salo led the design.
  • Typography pairs condensed grotesque display headlines with neo-grotesque body copy and pill tags for services like BRANDED TEMPLATE and INVESTOR DECK.
  • The color palette consists of off-white #F1F1F1, charcoal #212121, forest green #004D43, and chartreuse #CDEA68.
  • Interactive eye spheres in the WORK header and CTA banners follow cursor movement.
  • Client review accordions feature Planetly, Workiz Easy, Officevibe, Orderlion, and Black Book; a partnership carousel uses a chartreuse DRAG cursor badge.
  • Credential cards show a 5.0 Clutch rating and The Futur Business Bootcamp Alumni emblem; the Contacts page uses a conversational fill-in-the-blank form.

Entities

Artists

  • Viacheslav Olianishyn
  • Roman Salo

Institutions

  • Obys Agency
  • Ochi
  • Planetly
  • Workiz Easy
  • Officevibe
  • Orderlion
  • Black Book
  • Clutch
  • The Futur Business Bootcamp
  • Behance

Locations

  • Lviv
  • Ukraine
  • Vancouver
  • Canada

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