Gareth Timmins, author and former Royal Marines commando reached out to me to breathe new life into his e-commerce website “Nought Point One”. The existing site was grappling with sluggishness, clutter, and a lack of adaptability across screens, all affecting user experience, and it was time for a change.
Approach
Revamping the Nought Point One website required a fusion of contemporary aesthetics with the brand’s adventurous spirit. My approach was to streamline the interface, crafting a clean, inviting layout for seamless user interaction. The design prioritised content visibility while eliminating unnecessary distractions.
I introduced subtle, yet impactful elements to add visual interest, capturing user attention and reinforcing brand messaging. I added scrolling features, icons, and call to actions, as well as structured box containers to organise content, and parallax image effects to add depth and gentle motion, resulting in a more engaging user experience.
Project Outcome
The Nought Point One website now embodies the brand’s bold spirit with a sleek and well-organised look. I’ve transformed the website into a more enjoyable experience complete with call-to-action prompts and animations throughout. Website speed was significantly improved, reducing load times and enhancing accessibility, leaving Gareth super happy with the results.
The Nought Point One website now embodies the brand’s bold spirit with a sleek, user-friendly platform. The transformation left Gareth thoroughly pleased with the outcome.
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TESTIMONIAL
“Trying to find a competent Web Developer is one thing; but to find someone that understands your vision, the need for excellence and attention to detail is another! Dom just gets it. He’s unbelievably talented in brand and market positioning, and we fully trust him to weave in his own take, magic and expertise on all our projects! I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend him to anyone – but please don’t take him for too long… We need him!”
Gareth Timmins, Nought Point One