We are Clima, the no-bullshit product and design studio based in Madrid, working for startups around the Globe 👉 hola@urano.studio

Joined June 2017
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How do you design global connectivity for companies—not just individual travellers? For 8 months, we worked with @holafly_com and @MarsBased to define and design Holafly’s B2B platform. Here’s how we turned operational complexity into a clear product 👇
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The priority throughout the product was simple: critical information should be immediately visible, while secondary data remains easy to access when needed. Clear hierarchy matters when teams are managing connectivity at scale.
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This was a close collaboration between Holafly, MarsBased and Clima, working continuously with backend and frontend teams to move fast while maintaining consistency across the product. See the full case study: clima.studio/projects/holafl…
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Esta semana, @illojuan y @spoksponha lanzaron Mesón Masón, su nuevo álbum de rap. Junto con el equipo de contento.studio, trabajamos en diseño y desarrollo de la landing page de lanzamiento. Ha sido una gozada hacer esto para er Kike y Wanillo 🙏 losdiozes.com

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Today we are introducing Clima. Clima is not a new studio. It is the natural evolution of Urano Studio. We are still the same team, with the same standards and the same way of understanding design, but with an identity that feels more precise for the moment we are in.
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AI is profoundly changing the way we work, but not what truly matters: knowing what is worth building, why, and how to build it well.
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Muchas gracias por la confianza @Thomas_EO y @martinwandersen, @hugarri por la inmensa ayuda y @jorgecarabias, como siempre, por hacer la mitad del trabajo (y la más engorrosa).
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En @uranostudio hemos rediseñado @easyoffer_es y muy pronto estará disponible para todos sus usuarios. He subido a Dribbble algunas piezas. dribbble.com/shots/9777602-E…

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11 Jan 2020
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The featureless globe of #Uranus, imaged in visible-light wavelengths by Voyager 2 on January 11, 1986. Uranus is about 4 times wider than Earth.
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