Adeki Performance are a London based company who target large corporate clients with helping teams and key individuals with overload and stress.

The website  purpose is to showcase the services and use as a reinforcement following a meeting.

Adeki Performance did not feel the website reflected the brand or what they offered and ultimately that it didn't provide a positive experience for users.

I was tasked with looking at the websie and improving the overall look and feel, as well as increasing conversions on the website.

As the sole designer, I had the opportunity to spearhead the UX design of this website:

Due to the objectives and budget of the project my main focus was to improve what they already had and bring the website to life from a brand perspective.

Competitor Research

I conducted some research on some of the competition. The websires were very visual and also focuse very much on technology and sport. There was also a leaning towards to video and also nutrtitional information which was not really relevant for Adeki performance.  

Stakeholder Interviews

Following a conversation with the team, it was clear that whilst there were elements they liked on other websites, they want to really focus on the conusltative approach and less on technology. Whilst an app was a future project, they didn't want to focus too much on sensors or devices.

Important User Insights:

1. The website did not accurately reflect the company or the services they offer.
2. With the exception to the menu on the top of the website there were no other buttons liking to other pages internally.
3. Users had to scroll up and down to find the phone number or other contact details.

Using  Figma I created some wireframes of each page including mobile devices.

Mockups

I used Figma to create high-fidelity mockups of my proposed solutions.

Testing the Prototype

I tested the interactive prototype with 3 of the main stakeholders new users to validate whether the problem has been solved. 
Overall feedback was very positivebut I would much preferred to have insights from the previous website and the new one so I could see some real data and insights to back up the final solution.

After conducting validation tests and iterating designs:

• All users navigated through the mobile website with ease and could find what they were looking for more easily
• All users found the buttons and key information with the new accent colour much more intuitive and easier to see than the previous website
• All users felt that they would be more likely to buy or sell a holiday with the new interface

The Results...

Lessons Learned

The main challenge with this project was a lack of insights. With no Analytics and no budget for user research it was much more difficult to establish pain points. I am not a fan of 'guess' work and much prefer to have some data or information to build a strong hypothesis.

What’s Next?

Due to the nature of the project, there is no plan for updates to the website at present.
However, once the app is up and running I would setup a designated page that can provide useful information and insights to help both educate and promote it.