Tiiny Host

The simplest way to host and share your work online

Laptop placed on a chair displaying a user dashboard with a list of projects

Design and exploration of a file sharing service’s website to market their customer plans

Client

Tiiny Labs

HQ

London, UK

Company size

2–10 employees

Industry

Technology, Information and Media

Services

Branding
Design System
Web Design

File and project upload modals, one with a drag and drop feature and the other with a list of uploaded files and quick settings
A loading bar modal overlayed on a uder dashboard

Testimonial

"Lee has been an incredible asset for our small team helping us with everything from complex UX problems to polishing our brand. Whilst there are many design agencies & freelancers out there, it's incredibly rare to find someone as responsive as Lee who delivers to such a high creative standard."

Elston Baretto

CEO & Founder, Tiiny Host

Introduction

With Tiiny Host, you can drag and drop an HTML, ZIP or PDF into the upload box, type in a link-name or leave it blank, and then hit the Upload button to get a shareable link. Perfect for those looking to deploy websites, store academic works and white papers, and share digital marketing collateral.

Challenge

  • Tiiny Host’s visual identity wasn’t consistently applied across the platform, leaving the interface feeling fragmented and lacking cohesion

  • The homepage wasn't communicating the product’s core values clearly, making it harder for new users to quickly understand what Tiiny Host offered

  • Content across the site had become cluttered and needed refining to improve clarity, hierarchy, and overall readability

  • Key interactions such as uploading projects, editing projects/sites, and upgrading plans felt unintuitive and created friction in the user journey

Solution

  • We redesigned the homepage and some other key pages with a clearer, more intuitive layout highlighting Tiiny Host’s capabilities and better educated users on their service offering

  • A new design system was developed from the existing visual identity, creating consistent, scalable UI components and patterns across the platform

  • Content was streamlined and refined to ensure messaging was clear, helpful, and aligned with user intentions

  • Core user flows were reworked to make uploads, edits, plan upgrades, and other features smoother, more intuitive, and easier to navigate, greatly improving the overall user experience

A user dashboard containing a sidebar menu, list of projects, and two feature cards
A project settings screen containing a sidebar menu, settings navigation, and a list of site settings
Pricing section of a website containing price options for free, small, medium and large plans, with the medium highlighted as recommended
A payment modal containing information about the user's new subscription, pricing plan options, and a form to enter payment details

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