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Pepperplane

Branding & Design Johannesburg, South Africa
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Pepperplane is a Johannesburg-based design agency founded in 2018. It partners with agencies and mid-sized organizations to create intuitive, user-centered digital products and scalable digital experiences.

Pepperplane is a design agency headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa, with a listed remote office in Charlotte, North Carolina. Founded in 2018, the agency describes its work as creating intuitive, user-centered products and digital experiences that are purposeful, scalable, and ready for growth.

The agency partners with agencies and mid-sized organizations, while its listed client types also include startups, small businesses, medium businesses, and enterprise or corporate organizations. Pepperplane lists a team size of under 49 employees, a minimum project budget of $1,000 to $10,000, and an average hourly rate of $99 per hour.

Pepperplane's services span UI/UX design, branding, product design, digital strategy, and web design. Its detailed expertise includes brand design, messaging, and strategy; digital design and product prototyping; dashboard and interactive design; UX strategy, user research, and usability testing; plus mobile-first, responsive, and web app design.

Its listed industry experience covers food and beverage, finance, restaurants, crypto, software and IT services, real estate, education, fintech, and NFT. The team includes designers, UX/UI designers, a digital designer and web developer, a product design and UX consultant, and founder and creative director Marie Whittington.

Pepperplane's public DesignRush portfolio is categorized under branding and includes work for Keyzy, Elephant Drive, Forgood, getbird.bio, 3Way, and Emerge Homes. No Google reviews or Google rating were provided in the profile source.

Services

  • UI/UX Design
  • Branding
  • Product Design
  • Digital Strategy
  • Web Design
  • Brand Design
  • Brand Messaging
  • Brand Strategy
  • Digital Design
  • Product Prototyping
  • Dashboard Design
  • Interactive Design
  • UX Strategy
  • Usability Testing
  • User Research
  • Mobile-First Web Design
  • Responsive Web Design
  • Web App Design

Industries Served

Food and Beverage Finance Restaurants Crypto Software & IT Services Real Estate Education Fintech NFT

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • Focuses on user-centered product design, UX strategy, user research, and usability testing
  • Serves organizations from startups to enterprise and corporate clients
  • Maintains a branding portfolio including Keyzy, Elephant Drive, Forgood, getbird.bio, 3Way, and Emerge Homes

Frequently Asked Questions

Pepperplane is headquartered at 222 Smit Street in Johannesburg, South Africa. It also lists a remote office in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Pepperplane provides UI/UX design, branding, product design, digital strategy, and web design. Its expertise includes user research, usability testing, dashboard design, and responsive web app design.
Pepperplane lists a minimum project budget of $1,000 to $10,000.
Pepperplane lists an average hourly rate of $99 per hour.
Pepperplane lists its team size as under 49 employees.
Pepperplane serves startups, small businesses, medium businesses, and enterprise or corporate clients.
Pepperplane lists experience in food and beverage, finance, restaurants, crypto, software and IT services, real estate, education, fintech, and NFT.
Pepperplane's listed branding portfolio includes Keyzy, Elephant Drive, Forgood, getbird.bio, 3Way, and Emerge Homes.
Pepperplane was founded in 2018.
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