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The original site leaned hard into visual stimulation and content density but lost clarity in the process :especially the standings page, where data density overpowered readability. I rebuilt the information hierarchy with a monochromatic base, bold typography, and stronger spacing so key content stood out without losing F1's high-energy, cinematic feel. Standings were restructured into a clear Teams/Drivers/Points format that's far easier to scan.
The bigger focus was accessibility as a built-in system, not a toggle bolted on after: dedicated modes for Protanopia and Achromatopsia color blindness, a motion toggle for users with vestibular sensitivity, and a dyslexia-friendly typography system (Poppins) for better readability. Solo project, 1 month, using Figma and Photoshop.
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