In my 18 months at the company we made some major changes, like: changing our web-fonts, building out a new Support section, redesigning our calculators, relaunching the Link360 Safety Software site, and addressing global branding issues in the header, navigation, and footer. We also moved to a whole new site-wide URL structure and changed recommendation vendors which required a total redesign of the shop pages.
A major goal that is still in-progress revolves around accessibility, which I took the lead on and left a comprehensive roadmap of changes and documentation when I left. That included A11y audits, report templates, and developer documentation.
An in-depth look at larger UX/UI projects done at BradyID, and the processes/practices behind them.
One of the big pushes for F’20 was to increase the value of having & using an account for customers
As we changed back-end client and technology, we had the chance to redesign our shopping system. This stemmed from the
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Until mid-2019, customers on BradyID didn’t have a self-service portal for support, putting unnecessary strain on the call-center and chat
Having a background in email from Kohl’s and EPIC Creative, the team asked me to join their ongoing discussion about
Product Listing Pages (PLP) are the primary way customers browse products on the current Brady site. Every link in the
When I started, the site still had a double-stacked footer with 7 total columns of text-links cluttering the bottom of
When approached by the merchandising team with ways to make the Product Details Page (PDP) more robust and customized, they
One of the ways the merchandising team was able to move quickly and avoid developer backlogs was to use an
Along with the larger UX/UI case studies above, there have been numerous “small wins” along the way. The gallery below features a few examples of the type of UI Design work that gets done in-between and during our larger projects.
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