To inform the redesign, I collaborated with marketing, product teams, and global partners from Malvern, UK, and Longsault, Canada. We combined regional insights and feedback with comprehensive user analytics to pinpoint pain points in the existing website. This data-driven approach helped prioritize the customer journey across different regions, ensuring the new site met diverse market needs.
User-Centered Focus
We utilized user behavior analytics to understand how customers interacted with the previous website. This research was complemented by input from local and international stakeholders, ensuring the new design was globally relevant and user-friendly.
Streamlined experience across borders
The website needed to accommodate a wide audience, including customers in different countries. The design aimed to simplify the user experience while preserving the brand’s identity. I focused on creating clear navigation that allowed customers to easily find what they needed—whether it was technical documentation, product descriptions, or customer support.
Responsive and adaptive design
To cater to the international audience, mobile optimization was a top priority. The website’s layout was designed to work seamlessly across multiple devices, ensuring that whether users were accessing it from the UK, Canada, or the U.S., they would have a consistent and pleasant experience.
Global reach with local relevance
With Pulsar’s global presence, the design needed to reflect their extensive international network while keeping local regions in mind. This included using clear calls to action and making the product categories easily accessible for users in any location.
Collaborative global effort
The site was developed through close collaboration between teams in the U.S., U.K., and Canada. As the lead designer, I coordinated with developers and marketing teams to ensure that the new website would function efficiently across multiple countries and languages.
Wireframes and visual design
Using tools like Adobe XD, I created a cohesive design system that aligned with Pulsar’s updated branding. The wireframes provided a roadmap for the website's structure, from product pages to support documentation, ensuring smooth navigation across the site.
Improved information architecture
We enhanced the product catalog to allow easy filtering by measurement types, technology, and more. Custom-built icons helped guide users to the information they needed without overwhelming them with unnecessary details. A key design feature was the integration of a dynamic search bar to filter products by their specific use cases or measurements.