Mosaic
Mosaic’s platform, CoVitality, was revamped by us to be more marketing-focused, then migrated into WordPress for easier website management.
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Introduction
Mosaic had a home for their CoVitality platform, but it wasn’t as robust as they would have liked. We helped them migrate it to WordPress and gave it a UX/UI facelift.
The
Challenge
Mosiac’s CoVitality site was initially built on Wix, but they wanted to revamp the site to make it more marketing-friendly. They wanted to add a blog section to add articles to promote, as well as social media to tell people what they do, and what CoVitality is all about.
Mosiac’s CoVitality site was initially built on Wix, but they wanted to revamp the site to make it more marketing-friendly. They wanted to add a blog section to add articles to promote, as well as social media to tell people what they do, and what CoVitality is all about.
The
Solution
The Mosaic team provided us a brief of what we needed to do, and then we got to work migrating the site to WordPress and redesigning it in the process. We wanted to keep all of the information from their site, but we wanted to reposition the elements to achieve maximum visibility.
While the design was different in that we made it more colorful and vibrant, we did stay within the brand identity that the Mosiac team already had. We also scaled down the amount of information that they had on the site and made it more scannable and marketing friendly.
The Mosaic team provided us a brief of what we needed to do, and then we got to work migrating the site to WordPress and redesigning it in the process. We wanted to keep all of the information from their site, but we wanted to reposition the elements to achieve maximum visibility.
While the design was different in that we made it more colorful and vibrant, we did stay within the brand identity that the Mosiac team already had. We also scaled down the amount of information that they had on the site and made it more scannable and marketing friendly.
Planning
The Mosaic team presented us with a brief of what they would like for us to do, so we got to work planning on how to go about improving the UX/UI of the site.
Design
We stayed within the brand guidelines that Mosiac already had, although we did introduce more color to make it more marketable.
We migrated the site from the Wix platform to the WordPress platform to give the Mosiac team more control over the elements that they wanted to deploy.
Development
We created video tutorials on how to manage the site moving forward, and helped them understand how to stay up to date with new WordPress versions.
Next Steps
The
Deliverables
Below you will find the main deliverables that we created for Mosaic. Deliverables can consist of mockups, presentations, videos, one-pagers, site maps, wireframes, the finished website itself, and so much more. Each project is different and requires different deliverables to achieve success.
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Design
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Design
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This project was a bit unique in that we had much of the design and branding already created. We were tasked with revamping the UX and giving minor updates to the design while still staying within their brand book. Migrating the site from Wix to WordPress gave the Mosaic team more control over the features of the site, and made it easier to manage moving forward, especially with the help of the tutorials that we created.
This project was a bit unique in that we had much of the design and branding already created. We were tasked with revamping the UX and giving minor updates to the design while still staying within their brand book. Migrating the site from Wix to WordPress gave the Mosaic team more control over the features of the site, and made it easier to manage moving forward, especially with the help of the tutorials that we created.
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