Project Brief
Background + Objectives
The client’s home page was compact often hiding content under roll-over and toggle-click effects. We determined that expanding information and having it immediately visible as text and images would help with click-through rates. The client also wanted to implement a new “spotlight” feature which would display previous catering events they’ve put together. In addition, various pages in the site had additional content and functionality improved with the overall design changes.
My Role + Stakeholders
I was the designer and developer, and worked directly with the client.
Skills Applied
Web Design
Web Development
Technology Used
CSS
HTML
WordPress
Photoshop
Business Context
Park Avenue Catering provides destination wedding services. Their website promotes what services are provided, information about their business, and showcases events.
Final Design Enhancements
A new home page design used a two-column layout of text and images. A blog was introduced as a way of showcasing past events Park Avenue Catering has put together. Each blog post had a unique layout that sampled photos, a color palette, and menu served at the event. Typography and color was reset and re-selected for each page template.
New behavior was added to the website to enhance user experience. This included zoom hover states to indicate linked images, and an endless page loader to make browsing easier to use.
Much of the website’s photography was overhauled. It took some experimenting to get the typography to set effectively, but a general hierarchical system was settled.
Before & After
The home page before the redesign was cramped, and all content was hidden under image block roll-over effects.
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