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Designed an Engaging Landing Page for a Fashion Brand

Overture - Uxcel Course Design Project (Spec) (UI)

The first thing I did was an audit of the website to identify the key issues it was facing. It was apparent that the site had not been looked after and there was a lot of parts that were outdated. Furthermore there were many issues with the layout, colours used and spacing which I would focus on improving. My key goals were to make the overall design more user focused, easy to navigate and accessible to anyone who visits the site. I would later use user research to challenge my thoughts and bring in new ideas.

Drawing from the findings of the site audit, I redefined the main challenges as potential opportunities for further exploration. I also clustered similar topics together to enable a more cohesive analysis of the requirements at a later stage in the project.

UX Audit & Insights

Insight Clustering

Minimalist

design

Eye

catching

visual

design

Inviting

colour

calette

Legible

typography

Visual Design

Simple

to

understand

Accessible

language

Information

kept

up to date

Sharing

options

Easy

to find

Information

User

friendly

interface

Responsive

Clear CTA’S

Highlight

important

information

Simple and

intuitive

Consistent

and

predictable

Accessible

Easy

to navigate

Interface


I Challenges

Their site is heavily neglected and much of it has not been updated.

  • Furthermore there is an overuse of colours for text like headings and links.

  • Outdated and disorganised features prompted a need for careful scrutiny.

  • Mobile version is a shrunken desktop site, lacking optimisation for mobile devices and user-friendliness.

Mobile App

Talbot House is a small Manchester based charity that has been supporting families with learning disabilities since 1976. The staff and trustees are parent carers, some with children who have learning difficulties like Down Syndrome or ADHD, or professionals with experience working with people with learning disabilities.

I Talbot House

I What I Did

  • Redesigned each page to enhance user-friendliness and accessibility, removing unmaintained elements.

  • Prioritised improving text layouts for clarity and conciseness to facilitate easier navigation.

  • Restructured navigation to reduce steps for users and minimize the carbon footprint.

  • Prioritised creating a mobile-friendly version of the website for enhanced user convenience.

Overview

Overview

UX Research/ Wireframing/ Prototyping/ Usability Testing

Spec Project

Talbot House Charity Website

Enhanced a Charity Website's Usability and Aesthetics

Case Study

Research & Planning

Overview

Design Process