Enterprise Website Redesign as a Systems Alignment Initiative

Challenge

The Uniplus website, unchanged for over 10 years, was outdated, content-heavy, and misaligned with evolving business goals, limiting its ability to communicate value, support recruiting, and engage potential clients.

My Role

Led end-to-end product and experience design, reframing the website redesign as a business systems alignment initiative to address misalignment across stakeholders, content, and operational workflows.

Impact & Outcomes

Navigation reduced from 3 → 1–2 clicks, streamlining access to key information

Navigation

Pages 

Service architecture simplified from 8 → 5 pages, reducing complexity

Time

Time to clarity reduced from 30 → 10 minutes, accelerating decision-making

+30% projected increase in qualified leads through improved structure and messaging

Leads 

Content

40% reduction in content, improving clarity and scannability

Key Screens

Enterprise Website Experience

Redesigned the public-facing website to improve service discoverability, simplify navigation, and communicate Uniplus’ technology, staffing, and consulting capabilities more clearly.

Candidate Evaluation Workflow

Created a candidate management experience that surfaces skills, match scores, recruiter insights, and hiring recommendations to support faster decision-making.

Recruiting Operations Dashboard

Designed a centralized dashboard that enables recruiters to monitor candidate pipelines, engagement metrics, hiring stages, and operational performance in one place.

Service Discovery System

Structured complex service offerings into a scalable information architecture that improves readability, navigation, and service understanding.

Business Impact

Service Discoverability

Improved visibility and lead generation

User Clarity & Navigation

Simplified navigation and content structure

System Efficiency

Reduced complexity through scalable design

Business outcomes were driven by aligning systems thinking with user experience decisions.

Stakeholder Ecosystem

Engineering

“Requires a system that is easy to maintain and update”

Leadership

“Requires the website to reflect credibility and expertise”

Sales & Business Development

“Requires a clear way to communicate services to potential clients”

Recruiting & HR

“Requires candidates to quickly understand roles and company”

Marketing

“Requires clear communication of services and brand”

AI in the Process

Design: Used AI to support design decisions, structure content, and streamline early-stage exploration

Business: Leveraged AI to improve operational efficiency and enable scalable content and system management

Design Process

Insight Synthesis

Identified patterns across content and user needs to inform clearer system structure

Information Architecture

Tested and refined navigation models to improve clarity and scalability

Iteration & Speed

Accelerated iteration cycles by quickly generating and evaluating alternatives

Business System

System Efficiency

Reduced manual effort in structuring and maintaining content

Example prompts AI:

Decision Support

Enabled faster, more informed decisions through structured insights

“Propose alternative navigation structures for an enterprise staffing website, align with 2026”

“Identify redundant content across service pages and suggest consolidation strategies”

Scalability

Supports growth by making content and systems easier to extend and manage

“Benefits of adding a hero video to replace 4 images on home screen”

Synthesis: Key Insights & Design Journey

Home Page

Design Journey

Design Approach 

Key Takeaways

Simplifying structure, improving clarity, and aligning with business needs were critical to creating a scalable and effective user experience.

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