The months-long process has resulted in more than 30 new or redesigned components, a new and easy-to-digest product page layout, an increased emphasis on human-centric, real-shop photography, and revised site navigation.
“We examined the website’s major strengths, and made them stronger yet,” Maitz said. “There’s more interactivity, more video, an enhanced mobile experience, and convenient access to content.”
The overall redesign project included updating Hunter brand guidelines, social media guidelines, brochures, direct mail, email and press release templates, video thumbnails and content, and print and digital advertising.