Project Overview
Role: 
Senior UI/UX Designer
Tools:
Figma, Illustrator, Jira, Trello, and Confluence.
Team Members:
Collaborated with developers, content strategists, and stakeholders​
Project Duration:
February 2018 – June 2018​
Methods Used:
User Research, Wireframing, Prototyping, Usability Testing​
Problem Statement:
Beltone's existing website lacked responsiveness and did not provide an optimal user experience across various devices, leading to decreased user engagement and accessibility issues.​
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Exploration & Discovery
​​​​​​​User Research:
Conducted interviews and surveys with current and potential Beltone customers to understand their needs and pain points when accessing hearing aid information online.​
Competitive Analysis:
Analyzed competitor websites to identify industry standards and opportunities for differentiation.​
Key Findings:
​​​​​​​Users preferred accessing product information on mobile devices but found the existing site unresponsive.​
Difficulty in locating nearby Beltone centers hindered appointment bookings.​Shop Beltone+1Beltone+1
A need for clearer product descriptions and user-friendly navigation was evident.​
UX Design Process
​​​​​​​Information Architecture:
Redesigned the site’s structure to ensure intuitive navigation, grouping related content, and simplifying the menu.​
Wireframing:
Developed low-fidelity wireframes to outline the layout for key pages, focusing on a mobile-first approach.​
Prototyping:
Created interactive prototypes to visualize user interactions and gather early feedback from stakeholders.​
Usability Testing:
Tested prototypes with a select group of users representing the target demographic to identify usability issues and gather feedback for refinement.​
Final Design
Responsive Interface:
Implemented a responsive design that adapts seamlessly across devices, enhancing accessibility and user engagement.​
Enhanced Navigation:
Introduced a streamlined menu and clear call-to-action buttons, facilitating easier access to product information and appointment scheduling.​
Interactive Elements:
Integrated features such as a 'Find a Location' tool to help users locate nearby Beltone centers effortlessly.​
Visual Consistency:
Applied a cohesive color scheme and typography that aligns with Beltone's brand identity, ensuring a professional and trustworthy appearance.​
Beltone Legacy Landing Page
Final Design - Beltone Landing Page
Beltone Legacy Landing Page
Beltone Legacy Landing Page
Impact
​​​​​​​Post-launch analytics indicated a significant increase in mobile users' engagement and a higher rate of online appointment bookings. User feedback highlighted improved satisfaction with the site's usability and accessibility.​​​​​​​​
Learnings
Emphasizing a mobile-first design approach is crucial, given the growing trend of mobile internet usage.​
Regular user testing throughout the design process ensures that the final product aligns with user needs and expectations.​
Collaborative efforts between design, development, and content teams are essential for creating a cohesive and effective user experience.
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