| Category | Users | What we did | Platform | Project scope | Project cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Consumer | Deaf and Hearing-Impaired | Redesign | Web | 12 weeks, 4 key screens | $13,000 |
This client asked us to help with a visual update and redesign of their web site and web application. We took created wireframe mockups of four key screens from the user experience, then developed a new visual design in Photoshop. Once we had a design that everyone was pleased with, we implemented it in HTML and CSS for the team.

BEFORE
The original user interface design was sound, but felt "dated" and was about to receive an influx of new features.

WIREFRAME
This PowerPoint wireframe mockup of the new user interface for the home page leveraged usage data to adjust the relative priorities of the different sections. It also adds News, a User Community section and an "About" section that doesn't feel like an advertisement.

AFTER
The new home page user experience, implemented in HTML. Membership soared with the introduction of the new design.

BEFORE
The user experience for the Article gallery did not entice users to explore and read further.
Also, users were unaware of the many categories beyond Culture and Technology (becase they appeared well below the fold).

WIREFRAME
This PowerPoint wireframe mockup of the new user experience for the Article Gallery draws users into reading more with teasers, photos and information about the authors.

AFTER
The new user interface for the Article Gallery, implemented in HTML, is now a popular facet of the site.