When I joined Compare.com in 2015 as a Senior UX Designer, the WordPress-based marketing site was in urgent need of a rebrand. The color palette and typography lacked visual appeal, and the use of outdated clip-art visuals failed to resonate with the target audience. The existing design did not effectively communicate the company's message or value proposition.
My objective was a comprehensive redesign of the brand identity, focusing on enhancing the user experience, improving conversion rates for quote initiations, and optimizing the site for SEO performance.
As with any successful design project, execution is key. Beyond redesigning the site, I ensured the implementation was pixel-perfect, maintaining the highest standards of quality and attention to detail. I also updated the underlying code to guarantee full accessibility, ensuring the site was inclusive and compliant with accessibility standards. The design was optimized to deliver a seamless and visually appealing experience across all screen sizes, from desktops to mobile devices, providing a consistent and engaging user journey.
view live websiteFor this project, it was essential to understand why Compare.com's existing website was failing to convey the desired brand identity. Through extensive user research, testing, and competitor analysis, we identified the need for a modern, engaging design that would resonate with a younger, tech-savvy audience. Our goal was to enable users to easily compare rates from dozens of insurance carriers and find the best auto insurance at the most competitive prices.
Achieving this required multiple iterations—some of which did not meet expectations—but ultimately, we delivered a rebranded marketing website that effectively communicated Compare.com's value proposition. The final design not only provided clear, valuable information about auto insurance but also streamlined the customer journey, helping users confidently discover the best rates for their needs.