Architectural firm FFAIA located in West New York, wanted to revamp their out dated 2002 website and update their brand have more of a online presents in the midst of COVID.

Analyzing the current website navigation from the perspective of a person interested in their services, they usually have a specific purpose. On the current site there are multiple interactions before you truly understand what is their specialty. Navigating is visual difficult because of the scale and the similarity of text and layout of pages which confuses which page you initially land on. From this I came up with this new navigation map where certain pages became more condensed and nest into current existing pages.

The user seeks captivating website features complemented by a robust visual framework, enabling a comprehensive understanding of the overarching page at a glance. Typically possessing specific areas of interest, they require a streamlined method to peruse a collection of fully realized structures, thus grasping the firm's aesthetic essence. An advantageous proposition would involve a functionality that showcases a multitude of projects simultaneously upon landing.

Sadly the company went under due to COVID :(