Hybrid threats, made readable.

Osavul is a hybrid-threat intelligence platform. This concept redesign turns an abstract product into one isometric system that runs through every section, backed by a UX research read-out.

Type: Concept redesign · not affiliated
Year: 2026
Role: UX research, landing design, isometric system
Stack: Figma (built through the Plugin API), Astro

Osavul concept landing in signal indigo: “See hybrid attacks before they land.” beside an isometric stack of information, cyber and physical layers. — Hero · information, cyber, physical

Research first

Who reads this page, and what they need to believe before they book a briefing.

The read-out starts from the buyer: three segments, one buying committee, and five things to know before designing anything. The inspiration board maps each reference to a finding.

Osavul UX research cover with five findings. — Research · the read-out

Research page: three segments and who reads the landing page in the buying committee. — Research · segments and the buying committee

The whole landing

Every section, top to bottom.

The full page as designed, cut in two and read left to right.

The whole Osavul concept landing at 1440, split into two columns: hero, platform loop, domains, capabilities and the closing horizon. — The full landing · 1440, as designed in Figma · open full size ↗

One isometric system

Three domains and one loop, drawn on the same grid.

Information, cyber and physical threats are drawn as one isometric stack, and the platform as a single loop from first signal to disruption, so the page reads as one map of how an attack is caught.

Osavul problem section: “Adversaries move across three domains. Your stack watches one.” with three isometric domain plates. — The problem · three domains, one stack

Osavul platform section: one platform from first signal to disruption, drawn as an isometric loop. — The platform · from first signal to disruption

An abstract platform, made readable with one drawing system.

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Concept redesign, not affiliated with Osavul · research, design and build by me