Finding work has changed. The job portal should too.
Worki is a modern employment portal connecting people looking for their next job with companies looking for the right people.
Job offers are only the beginning. CV tools, advanced search, salary data, personalized alerts and labour-market insights turn Worki into a much broader platform for finding work.
A new look for finding a new job.
Worki wasn’t starting from zero. The platform already existed, but it needed to move forward with more functionality, a more modern experience and an identity to match.
Our part was to rethink how Worki presented itself and bring that new identity into a large digital platform.
Professional enough to be trusted.
Approachable enough to actually want to use.
Modern enough for today’s job market.
It starts with two people finding each other.
The original logo already contained the right idea. Rather than throwing that concept away, we redesigned it.
The new Worki symbol forms a W from two figures coming together, capturing the moment at the center of the entire platform.
Someone is looking for work.
Someone else is looking for them.
A simpler, stronger idea for a new generation of Worki.
A logo made to work.
Worki is a large digital product, which meant the identity couldn’t exist beautifully in a brand presentation and then disappear once you entered the platform.
We built the visual system around the W and found ways for its shapes and recognizable geometry to become part of the wider identity.
Across photography.
Communication.
Digital touchpoints.
And the portal itself.
The W became more than something sitting in the corner.
More than scrolling through job offers.
Job seekers can create and manage their CV, set preferences, receive relevant opportunities by email and use advanced filters to narrow down what they’re actually looking for.
There are dedicated opportunities for graduates and students. Regional wage maps and labour-market data add context beyond the individual listing.
Where should I work next?
Less searching from scratch. More finding you.
Detailed filtering helps people move from all available jobs to the ones that actually make sense for them.
Preferences keep working after someone leaves the platform, with personalized alerts when relevant new opportunities appear.
Don’t have a CV? Make one.
Worki includes CV creation and management directly within the platform, so one less tool stands between finding the right role and applying for it.
“I found it.” “I applied.”
The other side of finding work.
Worki gives employers a place to publish vacancies and manage incoming applications, candidate CVs and communication.
Basic advertising is available free of charge, and selected listings can extend beyond the portal through targeted social campaigns.
Is this actually a competitive offer?
Worki’s Job Advertisement Success Barometer uses labour-market information to show employers how competitive an offer is, including how its proposed salary compares with current conditions.
Sometimes the problem isn’t that nobody saw your job ad. It’s the job ad.
A lot more behind one search bar.
Job listings. Applications. CVs. Company tools. Filters. Alerts. Salary information. Labour-market data. Employer dashboards. Campaigns.
Our job wasn’t to pretend that complexity didn’t exist. It was to give a large, evolving product a visual identity strong enough to hold it all together.
What we worked on.
Logo redesign
Taking the idea of two people forming the Worki W and giving it a cleaner, more contemporary form.
Visual identity
Building a modern, approachable identity around the symbol, blue palette, photography and recognizable Worki elements.
Digital identity
Making sure the brand could live naturally throughout a large employment portal.
Development
Working on the technical delivery of a complex platform serving both job seekers and employers.
The right people. The right work.
At its heart, Worki is still about the simple idea hidden inside its W: two sides looking for each other.
We just helped give them a more modern place to meet.
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