Re-Design - Soundlife (Homepage - Desktop)
Soundlife is a company engaged in the field of hearing health
You can see the website at this link: Here
Explanation:
Change of heading, navigation bar and addition of a contact button and schedules meeting
Why?
The navbar is made white so that users are comfortable when they have to move their cursor without having to hover/animate if they leave the cursor in the navbar area.
Added meeting schedule big buttons and contacts that can be contacted so that users can understand and know to plan schedules or directly contact the contacts listed.
Changing content about Soundlife and specialist content to be simpler and concise
Why?
An introduction that is too flat, or seems stiff, so that users get confused whether it's just plain content or a company introduction or not, so I add a doctor's picture and add text to the middle of the doctor's left side.
Confusing content, users may not understand or don't know it is a specialty of Soundlife or not, so I make it as simple as possible and by adding a logo to make it seem exclusive and minimalist, and also make users curious to click the learn more button.
Changes in content and content layout are important
Why?
The feature content is divided into two parts, in tabs so that it is simple and looks minimalist, making it easier and reducing time to read other content.
Important features such as the tools in the image above are made bigger and not cut from the original Soundlife web, so that they seem genuine or not deceptive.
Relevant content changes and content layout for the right business strategy
Why?
Content layout changes whereby the Soundlife website has the following order: promotions, tool images, and banners for consultations, while the design I created is the first: images for tools, promotions, and banners for consultations.
Since the order that is relevant is displaying the tool images that have been used or not, it is categorized into feature content. And for business content that concerns promotions and consulting banners, I think it's in the order of relevance for websites.
Changes in business content, namely from a consultation banner, I added an image and background on Soundlife to make it more attractive so that it seems exclusive and friendly to everyone.
I didn't change much of the image content before and after using the tool, only changed the appearance of the explanatory text, previously the explanatory text was almost like a button on the Soundlife website, thus confusing users.
In changing business content, namely promotions, I just make it simpler and concise so that users want to click on the content in it so that users can stay on the Soundlife site for a long time.
Changes to review and blog content
Why?
Because reviews are part of business content, I put them under the consultation banner, I also changed them to be minimalistic and gave an elegant impression by making a box containing the reviewers.
Making blog content more concise and easy to understand and adding a slide button so users know that the blog is still available on the next slide.
Maps Location and Footer
Why?
In terms of maps, I didn't make any significant changes, I only replaced the relevant maps images, namely maps of Indonesia - Jakarta to make them seem more credible.
For the footer, I also didn't change much, just changed the words and arrangement, and changed Soundlife Friends Club to Subscribe.
