Franciscan Court Supportive Living

Responsive Website Design

 

Overview

  • My Role

    UX/UI Design, Web Development

  • Client

    Real Estate, Senior Living, B2C

  • Deliverables

    Website, Logo

  • Duration

    3 Months

  • Challenge

    Being both the designer and developer.

Sitemap

 

Low Fidelity Wireframes

Final Design

Logo Design

 

Old Logo

 

New Logo

 

Accessibility Features

 

Toggle Font Size

 

Toggle High Contrast

 

What I Learned

 

WordPress Development

This was the first time I developed a website using WordPress so I learned all of the ins and outs of WordPress including the best plugins to use and how to properly maintain a WordPress site.

 

Responsive Web

Designing a responsive website is one thing, but implementing that design doesn’t always go exactly as planned and it can take a lot of extra time and effort to make every webpage responsive for web, mobile, and tablet. I gained experience understanding how to more efficiently and effectively design and develop responsive websites.

What I Would Do Different

 

More Wireframing

I think doing more wireframing for the various devices (desktop, mobile, tablet) early on would have saved time and extra effort later on.

 

Design For Mobile First

I think that designing for the smallest screen first instead of the largest screen (desktop) first would be a more effective strategy of designing and developing a responsive website.

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