
A complete redesign within tight corporate design constraints: new structure, modular templates, revised copy and a mobile-first implementation. The project ended with a job offer from the client.
The result in one sentence
Complete redesign within a strict brand framework. Strong mobile experience, followed by a job offer from the client.
UX Designer, UI Designer, UX Writer
Product Manager · Brand Manager · Marketing Manager · Front-end Developer · Content Manager / Publisher
A major out-of-home campaign was about to launch. The website behind it was not ready.
GGA Maur needed a modern digital destination for the campaign.
The old website was structurally and visually dated and offered very little guidance.
The redesign had to follow existing corporate design rules precisely.
Maximum expectations with minimal visual freedom.
Changes to font sizes, spacing or layout grids were not permitted.
The difference had to come from structure and hierarchy rather than new visual devices.
Brand and product management both had to support every decision.
I looked for freedom where it actually existed: structure, modularity and mobile execution.
Reusable building blocks for product, campaign and landing pages instead of one-off designs.
The mobile version became the strongest part of the project and the reason the marketing team was especially enthusiastic.
Every decision was explained and justified, which accelerated approvals.
All main and campaign pages were restructured and redesigned.
New pages can be created without fresh design work.
The client offered me a permanent role afterwards.


What I take away from it
When design is explained, the discussion shifts from taste to impact.
The leverage simply moves to structure, rhythm and hierarchy rather than new colours.
Treating brand and product management as co-creators instead of approval gates noticeably accelerated the project.
Branding and website live in 6 weeks. Modular, maintainable and managed by the client himself.
Launched within weeks. Clear structure, fresh design and strong feedback from the community.
Complete rebrand in 4 to 6 weeks. Logo, colour world, website and print, followed by repeat work.