Jeremy Thomas UX Designs

Aging in Place

Website Features:
  • Services
  • Mailer
  • Online Store

Fine Arts

Aging in Place

Graphic Design Web Design Web Development WordPress

My Role

Web Designer, Web Developer, UX Design

Tools Used

Photoshop, Figma, WordPress, Google Docs

The Process

Graphic Design – User Flows – Wireframes 

The Problem

The original website, built over a decade ago, had begun to show its age and was in dire need of a refresh. As technology and design trends have rapidly evolved, the site’s outdated layout and lack of clarity were no longer effective. The information was difficult to find, and the overall user experience was subpar, which made it clear that a redesign was essential to keep up with modern expectations.

After conducting thorough research into the industry and analyzing competitors’ websites, I set out to create a more user-centric platform. The primary goal was to simplify navigation and present information in a clearer, more engaging way. This meant reworking the site structure and improving how content was organized so that users could easily find what they needed without frustration. The new design aimed to blend aesthetics with functionality, ensuring the website not only looked modern but also performed efficiently.

In addition to improving design and navigation, the site was optimized for responsiveness, ensuring it worked seamlessly across all devices, from desktops to mobile phones. By adopting a mobile-first approach and following best practices in web development, I was able to create a website that not only enhanced the user experience but also ensured future scalability. The end result is a visually appealing, functional website that meets the demands of both the client and its users.

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