Project
Re-Design and Devleop a Neighborhood Bike Shop website.
Role
Brand Designer, User Interface Designer & Web Developer
This Neighborhood Bike Shop wants a website that encourages the local community to call or come into the store. They also nedd a logo re-design and re-branding, with local community reachout marketing concepts.
I designed and developed a responsive neighborhood bike shop website with clear call to actions and concepts to get the community involved.
Live SiteOnce the concept and company name was finalized, I started sketching the logo design. There are several logo variations for this site including the favicon located on the browser tab.
This document was used to get the look and feel of the website visualized with the navigation bar, colors, fonts and imagery.
I developed a client discovery document for the client and project information. This document is an excellent way to quickly get an overview about the company, the project manager contact, and project priorities. This also allows me to offer additional services the client may need such as logo design or re-branding.
The information architecture is used to visualize the flow of how the user would get to each piece of content, a plan for the navigation.
Before I started developing the new website, I created a phone, tablet, and desktop screens for the home, product and about us pages. The product page comps were used as a refrence for each page of the website that included products, such as, a page for the mountain bikes the company offered. I used these comps to get approval from the client before proceeding. Kepping the client involved will make the development of the project easier, and builds trust and transparency between both parties.
Designed and developed a re-branded Neighborhood Bike Shop website with the goal to get the customers in the store for their services.
Live Site
