UI/UX Designer for a Website Consolidation Project

This project will consolidate six existing websites into one cohesive corporate website, creating a more unified brand and user experience. Site content will be reorganized into a clear, intuitive information architecture designed to make content easy to find and navigate. Particular attention will be given to navigation structure, usability, and interaction patterns across both desktop and mobile experiences. As part of the initial creative exploration, two to three (2–3) visual design directions will be created. Each direction will include one (1) homepage concept with navigation and one (1) representative interior page, presented in both desktop and mobile views. Color accessibility and color-blindness testing will also be conducted to help ensure readability, usability, and visual clarity across the proposed designs. Once a creative direction has been selected and approved by the client, a complete set of high-fidelity screens and reusable UI components will be developed in Figma. These designs will be organized into an interactive prototype for internal review, client presentation, and development reference. This scope of UI/UX work is based on approximately forty (40) unique page templates and ten to fifteen (10–15) reusable page modules. This is not set in stone, but meant to be an approximate gauge for size understanding. A page template is a reusable page structure designed around a specific type of content or functionality, such as a product detail page, category page, or resource page. A module is a reusable content or interface component that can be used across multiple pages throughout the website, such as a content grid, image carousel, call-to-action section, or newsletter sign-up form. Once prepped and handed over to the design team, the designer will be involved in reviewing and approving the developed site. Expert knowledge of Figma, timeliness, excellent communication skills, and exceptional design are a must.