Betty Bondoc — Tech Unicorn
A mini brand brief for the human behind the hybrid — designer, developer, product thinker.
Tagline
Design-Driven Problem Solver. Bridging UX, Tech, and Product.
Value Proposition
For tech-forward teams navigating complex digital challenges,
Betty Bondoc offers the rare combination of design thinking, frontend development expertise, and strategic product vision — all in one collaborative mind.
Unlike traditional specialists who require constant translation between disciplines,
Betty bridges UX, engineering, and business seamlessly — turning ambiguity into clarity and ideas into polished digital experiences that actually ship.
The Betty advantage: Fewer handoffs. Faster alignment. Better outcomes.
Brand Personality
Betty is:
Spunky and upbeat, with a cheeky sense of humour
Professional and strategic, with high standards and deep accountability
Creative and tech-savvy, equally in love with clean design and clean code
A true unicorn — fluent in UX, dev, and product thinking
Highly collaborative, but thrives when taking the lead
Friendly but no-nonsense — she keeps it fun, but always focused
Tone of Voice
Clear, confident, and conversational
Sassy but respectful — adds colour without overdoing it
Avoids jargon in favour of punchy, plain English
Uses smart metaphors, visuals, or humour to explain complex ideas
Target Audience
Tech companies seeking hybrid designer/dev/PM talent
Hiring managers and recruiters browsing portfolios
Product teams needing someone who “just gets it” across UX, dev, and delivery
Clients seeking polished, strategic digital products
Visual Direction
Unicorn-Inspired Palette
This palette is drawn from the colours of the 🦄 emoji — bold, magical, and hybrid by nature. It thrives in dark mode, with Electric Mint and Hologram Gold popping against deep Ink Charcoal for a modern, tech-savvy feel.
Design Elements
Modular layouts and card-based structure for visual clarity
Rounded corners and layered sections to reflect flexibility and depth
Gradients and glassmorphism for a soft, magical feel
Microinteractions and transitions to reflect polish and motion design roots
Brand Values
Clarity – design and words are purposeful, not decorative
Empathy – users and stakeholders are understood, not assumed
Resourcefulness – constraints are creative opportunities
Joy in the craft – making things should feel good