Role: UI/UX Designer | Client: Local Waste Management Service
This local waste service provider website was originally built using an outdated WordPress template with inconsistent styling, poor contrast, broken navigation, and cluttered, low-quality images. I led a full redesign to improve accessibility, modernize the interface, and create a cleaner, more understandable experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile.
The original site was built on an outdated WordPress theme with inconsistent design patterns, broken links, and low-resolution images reused excessively. Navigation was unclear, with many dead-end pages and overlapping options. Core actions like checking service status or reaching support were hard to find. The visual hierarchy was weak, and the dashboard was overloaded with unnecessary options.
Legacy interface with unclear contrast and layout
Homepage cluttered with repeated service tiles
I focused on creating a cleaner, more intuitive layout with better spacing, clearer navigation, and modern visual styles. The design system was structured in Figma to support consistent typography, spacing, and button behavior. I updated image assets to be higher quality and ensured layout breakpoints worked across screen sizes. I also improved contrast and semantic HTML to move closer to accessibility best practices.
Style guide – typography, color, and layout tokens
Responsive layout structure across screen sizes
Final homepage – desktop [Branding redacted]
Redesigned service dashboard – desktop [Branding and names redacted]
Contact form layout with improved accessibility [Branding and names redacted]
Pricing and service tiers layout
Redesigned product page [Branding redacted]