Challenge
The service is technical, but the user’s question is simple: will the converted site actually look right? The experience had to explain the workflow while reducing uncertainty around quality, control and payment.
My contribution
I developed the visual direction, page structure and product narrative around the journey from URL submission to preview, quote, approval and installation.
Key design decision
Make preview-before-payment the main trust mechanism. Users can inspect the result before committing.
Visual language
Pixel-built graphics signal accuracy and conversion logic. Softer interface surfaces keep the process approachable.
Result
A focused launch experience that turns a technical workflow into five understandable steps.
The launch-site scope and the product journey behind it.
Journey stages
URL submission, preview, quote, approval and installation.Responsive launch site
One focused site built to explain the service and preview-before-payment flow.Design layers
Visual direction, page structure and product narrative.
Precision without friction
Pixel geometry signals accuracy. Open spacing and soft surfaces stop that precision from feeling overly technical.
Two behaviours
The sharper graphic language represents the output; the softer UI represents the experience of getting there.
Complexity backstage
The interface focuses on decisions the user needs to make rather than exposing the machinery behind the conversion.
Precision without friction
Pixel geometry signals accuracy. Open spacing and soft surfaces stop that precision from feeling overly technical.
Two behaviours
The sharper graphic language represents the output; the softer UI represents the experience of getting there.
Complexity backstage
The interface focuses on decisions the user needs to make rather than exposing the machinery behind the conversion.
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