Saudi Biochar Research Group (SBRG) responsive Web Re-design
mohamed benyelloul
Chapter 1: The Beginning
Our journey with SBRG began with a clear goal - to enhance the digital presence of this leading research group. The challenge was to transform an information-heavy website into an engaging, user-friendly platform.
Chapter 2: Understanding the Market and Users
We started by understanding our target users - individuals interested in biochar research. We conducted market research to understand the current trends in the research industry. We also analyzed competitor platforms to identify their strengths and weaknesses.
Chapter 3: Ideation
With a clear understanding of the market and our users, we started the ideation process. The idea was to create a website that showcases SBRG’s research in an engaging way, provides clear research descriptions, and ensures easy navigation.
Chapter 4: Designing the Experience
We started with low-fidelity wireframes to layout the basic structure of the website. This included the homepage, research pages, and contact page. We then created high-fidelity prototypes incorporating high-quality images and clear research descriptions.
Chapter 6: Reflection and Results
The website successfully encapsulates SBRG’s brand philosophy and offers a user-friendly interface for clients to explore research and make contact. User feedback post-launch has been positive, with users appreciating the easy navigation and the detailed research descriptions.
This project reinforced the importance of user-centric design and strategic thinking in product design. It was a rewarding experience to see SBRG’s unique approach to research reflected in the web design. It also highlighted the importance of market and competitor analysis in shaping the design strategy.
“Saudi Biochar Research Group (SBRG) Web Redesign was a collaborative effort. We’ve showcased the UX case study and the landing page of the actual design here. To explore the full design of SBRG, please check the link provided. Dive in to see how we, in collaboration with a developer, brought the digital presence of SBRG to life!”
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Posted Feb 27, 2024
“SBRG Web Redesign: Transforming an information-heavy site into an engaging, user-friendly platform for biochar research.”
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