The task was to create a corporate website for On Location, the company that has has redefined the live event experience with VIP access, premium seating, and exclusive moments at the biggest events around the globe.
Create a visually stunning, user-friendly website that reflects the corporate feeling of a big company that sells to biggest buyers and companies
Establish a design system that reflected the brand's values and could be applied consistently across all digital platforms.
Conduct WCAG usability tests to ensure the website was accessible to all users, including those with disabilities.
Incorporate interactive features to engage users and promote the Olympic Games' message of unity, diversity, and excellence.
• Users would be accessing the website from a variety of devices, including desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
• Users would be looking for specific information about the events, athletes, and results.
• Users would be coming from a variety of cultural backgrounds and language preferences.
• Balancing the need for a visually engaging website with the need for a high level of functionality and ease of use.
• Ensuring the website was accessible to all users, including those with disabilities.
• Providing timely and accurate information about the events, athletes, and results.
To establish a consistent visual language, I created a design system based on the Olympic Games' color palette and typography. The design system included guidelines for layout, typography, iconography, and photography. The website was designed with a mobile-first approach, ensuring that it would look great and function well on any device.
The website was designed with responsiveness in mind, meaning it could adapt to any screen size or device. I tested the website on various devices and browsers to ensure it was functional and visually appealing across all platforms.
To ensure the website was accessible to all users, I conducted WCAG usability tests. The tests were performed by people with disabilities who used assistive technologies, such as screen readers and keyboard-only navigation. The results of the tests were used to make improvements to the website's design and functionality, ensuring it was fully accessible to all users.
To engage users and promote the Olympic Games' message of unity, diversity, and excellence, I incorporated interactive features, such as a virtual tour of the venues, an interactive schedule of events, and a quiz about the history of the Olympic Games. These features provided a fun and engaging way for users to learn about the events and athletes and to share their excitement with others.
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