Problem

Centurylink has gone through a rebrand over the last couple of years, and all digital assets needed to be updated to reflect that. Centurylink & Centurylink Small Business each needed a unique identifier that was also compliant with the new brand standards. The existing sites were not responsive and needed a facelift to the main navigation and site wide patterns.

Solution

Design a responsive site that is reflective of the new brand standards. Improve upon existing navigation and site patterns for an improved, top-of-the-line user experience.

My Role

Lead UX/UI Designer, Information Architecture, User Research, Interface Design, Prototyping & Testing


Overview
Final Design

The final redesign was fully responsive and included an overhaul of the global navigation and footers, updated hamburger menus, introduction of a “Mega Menu” as well as streamlining patterns for input fields, pricing tiers, iconography, photography and more!

A Closer Look
Global Navigation & Mega Menu

A Closer Look
Hamburger Menu

A Closer Look
Iconography & Pricing Tiers

A Closer Look
Global Footer

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