Design Support of Skypark

Skypark was one of Odesa's largest family entertainment centers — a place built around energy, color, and the kind of joy that's hard to fake. Trampolines, themed birthday rooms, workshops, competitions, and a roster of characters kids actually knew: Spider-Man, Wednesday, Among Us, Roblox, Barbie, and many others.

We worked on the project from branding to digital, building a visual system that had to hold up across every format — from a cup sleeve to a full wall. In 2025, the center closed permanently due to the war. The project stays with us as a reminder of what it means to build something real, for real people, in real time.

The identity had to work everywhere at once. Logo, food packaging, flyers, booklets, outdoor banners, bus wraps — all of it needed to feel like one world, not a pile of branded assets.

We built a visual system flexible enough to scale from a small sticker to a full bus side. The brand became recognizable in the city: kids spotted Skypark colors on the street and knew exactly where they were going.

Skypark ran a busy schedule — new shows, visiting characters, seasonal programs, birthday packages. A lot was happening all the time, and parents needed a place to keep up.

The website gave the center a proper home online: a single, well-organized space where everything was findable — room catalog, character lineup, menus, event announcements, birthday request form with direct manager contact. Not a landing page. A real tool that made the experience easier before it even started.

Full-cycle project: research > wireframing > content > UX/UI > development > SEO

We also developed visual concepts for the themed birthday rooms — each one its own complete world. Full-wall photo murals, color environment, graphic details. A system designed to make the space feel as intentional as everything else we built for Skypark.