Web Design and Development

Web designers are expected to have an awareness of usability and if their role involves creating markup then they are also expected to be up to date with web accessibility guidelines.

Client

JP Phillips is a ceramic tile and hard surface contractor located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

The Objective

Redesign existing corporate website with an emphasis on a simpler design approach and to better showcase completed projects. This included updates to page layout, visuals and content for the top-level site pages: Home, Who We Are, What We Do, Markets and Contact.

The Role

Designed and developed JP Phillips corporate website based on client review and input. First by analyzing the existing website and identifying priorities for the new site. Followed by creating a list of desired changes and defining the new goals. I incorporated new UI features using the front-end framework Bootstrap to further engage the user.

The Results

By adding strong visual features and elements, the user is able to quickly see the beauty and craftsmanship that goes into each on the completed projects highlighted throughout the site. Most notably, the Markets page gives the site visitor an opportunity to explore the various market segments served by JP Phillips. Within each segment, key projects are showcased along with Quick Facts and a gallery of pictures.

Visit: J P Phillips

Credits

Client key contact/stakeholder: Amanda Phillips Siebel, Account Executive, JP Phillips. Inc.

Design and development: Steve Guidas, Web Development Manager, JP Enterprises

Front-end framework: Bootstrap

Applications: Adobe Creative Cloud: Adobe XD, Dreamweaver, Illustrator, Photoshop

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