2021

UX UI & Web Design - Word Press
Complete Brand Overhaul

Alex Truesdale Wills

Alex Truesdale, a top-tier Will writer, enlisted my expertise for a comprehensive revamp of her website and brand. The existing setup was losing resonance with London's busy and diverse clientele due to an abundance of copyright content, causing navigation challenges. Alex sought to transform intricate information into easily digestible content for her clients.

Delving into User Experience

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The Challenge:
Organising the website's extensive content by subject poses a significant challenge. Additionally, effectively upselling supplementary services, such as funeral pre-payment plans, proves to be a complex task.

The Solution:
The adopted visual identity embraced a dynamic color scheme featuring contrasting shades of purples, seamlessly blending heritage tradition with a modern edge. The imagery was revamped to align with the present era, incorporating diverse backgrounds and genders for a more inclusive and contemporary representation.

Logo architecture

Typography

Lora is a well-balanced contemporary serif with roots in calligraphy. It is a text typeface with moderate contrast well suited for body text. 

Lora Typography used for Alex Truesdale Wills

Brand design - The colour scheme

The adopted visual identity embraced a dynamic color scheme featuring contrasting shades of purples, seamlessly blending heritage tradition with a modern edge. The imagery was revamped to align with the present era, incorporating diverse backgrounds and genders for a more inclusive and contemporary representation.

happy serene colour scheme

Project Context

- Timescale: 4 months
- Industry: Healthcare
- Deliverables: UX/UI Design, Visual Identity, Imagery, colour scheme iconography and infographics
Visit: www.alextruesdalewills.co.uk

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