Lamons Resource Library
MY ROLE: UX Designer, UI Designer, Quality Assurance
Research:
This started with a simple ask from the client, to house PDFs on their website. Seeing that PDFs alone were not ideal for a mobile first experience, nor were they valuable from an SEO perspective. So, I took the initiative to partner with a content strategist and developer to build out a robust, web-first resource library to meet the needs of Lamons’ customer base.
Design was informed by stakeholder interviews, competitor analysis, out-of-category analysis, as well as the technical constraints of the CMS.
User Flows:
Four flows were identified during the research phase. This flow represents the longest path to the new resources.
57%
Specs for specific products
46%
Digital product catalogs or brochures
33%
Training and education
Engineers and Operations professionals were identified as the two main user groups. Together, these were some of the pieces of content they were seeking from a gasket and fastener supplier online.
Wireframes:
Early stage wireframes exploring filter styles, content cards, and on-page brochure content. The termination point of the user journey is the the email capture form above the fold on the detail content pages.
Finished Screens:
After A few iterations, meetings with developers, and presentations to the client, these screens were the final result.
