Problem

Having been on ice for so many years, Credalgo’s design, whilst sleek and professional, was only a starting point. Many screens had been designed for mobile and not desktop, and some screens were missing altogether. Some of these screens required graphics, information and ideas that were otherwise nonexistent in its current state. Some of the current screens also required further fine-tuning.

Methodology

The project started with a call to discuss the function and direction of Credalgo, after which I was given access to an early version of the website so I could better understand it. With a pre-established template to follow, and a clear explanation of my goals, beginning the design phase was simple. I would normally create low-fidelity wireframes first and foremost, however, I had the opportunity to mess around with components and create new ones that would stay on brand, so dove right into high-fidelity wireframes.

Grant left me to my own devices, however we maintained regular communication to establish whether the designs were heading in the right direction. The process was iterative, though on a small scale, and his ideas for the content helped elevate the product, with an example being the graph on the ‘Skills Insights’ page below