Prior to this style guide being created, I was responsible for redesigning the Honor Life website. The original site was outdated and needed a modern, simple, clean look and feel. This guide helped establish their brand identity as well as brand consistency. The guide itself helps to enforce style, improving communication and acting as a key document that helps content creators communicate a consistent message to their audience.
Honor Life was looking to have an e-commerce widget that would enable customers to create custom headstones. The widget would give customers full customization of the headstone they were purchasing including but not limited to adding photographs, custom type, and preselected images or icons. In the process, I created user flows, wireframes, and mockups and distilled client’s ideas into visual elements, interactive designs, and practical layouts. I collaborated with developers regarding ideation, strategy, and creation for this project.
Honor Life wanted to have their e-commerce website redesigned. Visually, the design is clean with large images and fonts, and is high contrast. It emphasizes the brand’s identity of quality and honor. Images selected are those of happy families; images of cemeteries were intentionally avoided as to not add stress to users. In the process, I created user flows, wireframes, and mockups and distilled the client’s ideas into visual elements, interactive designs, and practical layouts. I collaborated with developers regarding ideation, strategy, and creation for this project.
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