Proxy Guard

Web Design
UI/UX Design
Design System Development

ProxyGuard: Secure Proxy Service Website for Individuals and Businesses

A clear, trust-first website for a proxy provider with 102M+ IPs in 200 countries: four proxy types, simple pricing and built-in network tools in one place. 25+ screens and a full UI kit in 60+ hours.

Task

Proxy services look alike and feel technical to most buyers. The task was a website that makes ProxyGuard’s scale and security clear in seconds and leads visitors to a free trial, on desktop and mobile.

Challenge

Four proxy types, five network tools and flexible pricing easily turn into a confusing catalog. We structured everything into one clear architecture, so any product or tool is two clicks away and pricing is easy to compare.

Results

25+ screens, 30+ components and a full UI kit delivered in 60+ hours. A responsive site where users compare proxies, pick a plan and test their connection without leaving the page.

Components:: 30+
Hours:: 60+
Pages:: 25

Research

Most proxy sites bury key facts behind technical jargon, so buyers can’t compare providers quickly. We analyzed competitors and what users check first (speed, coverage, pricing, reliability) and put those answers at the top of every page
Briefing

A proxy brand without a clear message blends into the market. We defined goals, audience, and key offers first, then built the page structure around them.
Wireframes

Too many products slowed the path to sign-up. We mapped the flow from hero to plan selection and cut every step that didn’t help the decision.
UX Research

Buyers choose a proxy by speed, coverage, and trust. We studied competitors and user pain points, then put those answers upfront: stats, locations, uptime.
Moodboard

Security products often look cold and heavy. We chose a lighter direction: bright blue, soft gradients, and glass 3D visuals that feel safe and modern.
Design Concepts

Too technical scares off individuals; too simple loses businesses. We tested several directions and kept the one that works for both audiences.
UI Design

Dense data like pricing, locations, and tool results had to stay readable. We built clean layouts with clear hierarchy that adapt to any screen.