I was contracted by Critical Mass, London to work on the global redesign of Mitsubishi Motors website for 4 months in the summer of 2018.
II came in on the project about halfway through so the bulk of the research, and design systems had already been established so we had some loose UX patterns to work with. Our 3 design teams comprising each of a creative director, a copywriter, a UX designer and a UI designer. As agile design squads we worked in 2 week sprints to design the remaining pages of the website to hand over to the developers
As a UX designer my role was to work with the already established page content to create an information architecture for the pages and work closely with the creative director on the structure before handing over to the UI Designer and copywriter to finish. These pages would then go for sign off with the client.
he main section of the site we delivered were The Discover section, comprised of 7 separate pages including a very content heavy Heritage page which was very important to the client as Mitsubishi were very proud of their heritage. The page is incredibly content heavy which meant it needed to have navigation within the page to skip between decades which was a challenge, especially in mobile viewports.
As well as creating the flat UX I proved my concepts with clickable prototypes built with AxureRP in order to show how the interactions could work.
All pages and functions were required to be thoroughly annotated for hand over to developers with every interaction explained.
As I was a contractor on this project and design was done completely separately from development I wasn't privy to any data or metrics prior to launch of the website but our pages went live and were well received by the client.
