Med Spa Gallery gets a much needed facelift

Our friends at Age Perfectly were unhappy with their current gallery page design, and it’s clear to see why. The page is currently slow, and has a poor design scheme / layout. Let’s see what we can do with a redesign here.

October 10 - November 30, 2021

Time to completion - 10 hours

Project start

Here's what we discussed

Age Perfectly

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Helen Jackman

Age Perfectly, Company Founder

to: Brian Hurst

Hey guys, can we update our current gallery page a bit to showcase our new work?

Client

More Seconds

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Brian Hurst

More Seconds, Project Manger

to: Helen Jackman

I want to introduce you to a potentially new Before & After Gallery page design. While this is still far from our finished concept, I wanted to pause our work here and give you time to provide feedback or revisions. What do you think of this new layout idea, and the use of a before & after slide for each image?

If you like the design, the next step for us is to edit some of the spacing issues, add real text, add watermarks to each image, and add the correct images for each section. Also, feel free to view this page on both mobile and tablet as it is fully responsive.

Project Manager
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Final Touches

Add a way for the user to know what the “before” image is, and what the “after” image is

Compress all images before uploading to site

Ensure all images are constrained to the same aspect ratio on the frontend for consistency

Project Status

In Progress

Service Rendered

Web Development

UX / UI Design

Our process

Here's what we did

Progress update

Created the new page by duplicating the current one and changing the url by adding a -redesigned to it. I then removed all the sections and added a new section with the Poppins font for the title.

For the comparison images themselves, at first I was going to use a JavaScript library and code it out myself, but in the end I found a good free Divi extension that lets us do exactly that. Once I set up the comparison images, I needed to put it on a carousel.

Because of Divi’s limitations, I used the flickity.js JavaScript library to build the carousel by changing each row into an element on the carousel / slider.

Our Goals
  • Use a “reusable” component design scheme to improve the pages overall look and feel.
  • Find a way to improve the page speed while having a page that is very heavy with images.
  • Create a template page that we can show the client as “what” the gallery page can look like. From there, we will build the page to client specs.
Progress update

The last section didn’t have a title so I went ahead and added all important titles.

The images were pretty close to square sizes, so I compressed and uploaded those for now so we can make adjustments to images that look off after.

Would it make sense to offer the customer the ability to click on the image to see it in full resolution with the before & after slider? We'll see!

Our Goals
  • Use the primary font family ( roboto ) that is already on the website for the header and paragraph text.
  • Add all categories that are currently available on the gallery page, in their proper order.
  • Add and organize the images that were provided in the zip file.
OUR TEAM

Participated in the project

Brian Hurst

Project Manager

Admir Zatega

Lead Developer

Diana Steward

UX / UI Designer

Portfolio Images

Here's how it came out

Hover the gallery images to scroll their pages!

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What the Customer thinks

Still in progress!

Helen Jackman

Company Founder

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