A Fresh Look for Appizy: Our 2026 UI Redesign
If you’ve visited appizy.com recently, you’ll have noticed things look different. Over the past few weeks we’ve been rolling out a full visual redesign of the site, and we wanted to walk through what changed and why.
A new color palette
The old palette had served us well, but it was starting to feel dated next to the modern SaaS tools our users compare us to. We rebuilt the color system from scratch around a more vibrant sky blue (#0ea5e9) as our primary color, paired with a teal accent (#14b8a6) and a deep navy (#0f172a) for dark sections. The result is a site that feels more current without losing the identity people recognize.
Typography that breathes
We switched the whole site to Inter, increased heading sizes by around 20%, and opened up line-height across the board. Body text and headings both got more room to breathe — small changes individually, but they add up to a site that’s noticeably easier to read.
A bigger, clearer hero
The homepage hero now has more vertical space, a larger headline, and two clear calls to action instead of one: try Appizy right away, or browse example calculators first. We also alternated light and dark sections down the page — features, then a dark “share your app” section, then integrations, then blog, then a dark closing call to action — to give the page a visual rhythm instead of one long scroll of near-identical white sections.
A navigation bar that keeps up with you
The navigation is now sticky with a subtle backdrop blur, so it stays accessible as you scroll without feeling heavy. Sign-up and login buttons got clearer visual weight, and every link has a proper hover state.
Calculator template pages, rebuilt
Beyond the homepage, we redesigned how individual calculator templates are presented. Each template page now uses a browser-style preview frame so you can see exactly what the finished calculator looks like before you build your own version, alongside clearer trust signals and a more direct path to either try the template or start from your own spreadsheet.
Cards, testimonials, and the small stuff
Feature cards now lift slightly on hover, testimonials got bigger avatars and a cleaner card style, and buttons across the site got a more deliberate shadow and hover treatment. None of these changes are dramatic on their own, but together they’re what makes the site feel like one coherent product instead of a collection of pages built at different times.
What’s next
This redesign is a foundation, not a finish line — we’ll keep refining individual pages as we learn what works. If you spot something that looks off, or have feedback on the new look, reach out to us. We’d love to hear it.