Tronex Energy
Making a crypto brand work at scale.
Tronex Energy is a B2B product that delegates Energy to businesses on the TRON network, helping them reduce network fees. I took the direction established on its website and extended it across sales and marketing, from technical explanations and client proposals to campaigns and motion.
A website was the starting point.
Tronex had a website, typefaces and a color palette. The pitch decks, proposals and wider marketing language still needed to be developed. I used that foundation to explain a technical product more clearly and give the sales team material for conversations with clients.
- My role
- Brand development, art direction, design and production
- For
- Sales and marketing
- Team
- Two-person design team
Extending the brand into the feed.
Most product conversations happened through the sales team and at conferences. LinkedIn had a different job: keep Tronex visible between those conversations and explain the infrastructure behind the offer. As the decks and proposals took shape, I brought the developing visual language into the feed, using posts to explain TRON Energy and why transaction fees can be higher without delegation.
A more confident pitch.
Pitch decks were a core sales tool for a tailored infrastructure product. They had to make sense in a live conversation and when sent to a client ahead of a call. I developed a clearer, more consistent presentation language around the product, its commercial case and the questions clients bring to the table.
The decks developed from early slides into a more cohesive presentation language. The website's type and orange palette remained, while the hierarchy, layouts and explanations became more deliberate. These two before-and-after comparisons show that change across different kinds of content.
Technical detail.One idea at a time.
Tronex sells delegated Energy for TRON transactions, but the mechanics are unfamiliar to many clients. Here, I translated the product into a visual sequence: what a transfer consumes, how Energy is supplied and why the fee can change. The explanation is designed to make sense to a marketing team and a technical founder alike.
Beyond static design.
The work did not stop at static design. I used Rive, After Effects and generative AI to create motion for Tronex, giving product ideas and campaign visuals another way to unfold on screen.
The same language, deeper in the deck.
The social work introduces ideas at a glance. In sales, the same visual direction has to carry more detail: how the infrastructure works, what the service costs and what reliability looks like. I used diagrams, comparisons and evidence to answer those questions while keeping the presentation coherent in a live pitch or a deck shared ahead of a call.
From the pitch to the details.
Pitch decks supported the conversation; A4 proposals made the offer concrete for a specific client. I developed pages for trial reports, transaction analyses, commercial terms and operations, carrying the same visual language into documents a prospect could study in detail.
The character, in conversation.
I explored an Energy character as a more playful extension of the brand, from presentation covers to Telegram stickers and custom emoji. Much of the day-to-day conversation with clients happens in Telegram, where the character gives Tronex a recognizable presence in quick reactions and messages.





Custom emoji / reactions and short messages






