Participating in Holaluz’s rebranding was a multifaceted challenge, as it coincided with another technical hurdle: transitioning to a new tool for creating landing pages.
This shift limited the design team’s autonomy by requiring additional programming to implement new structures, which slowed down creative and iterative processes.
To tackle both challenges comprehensively, I proposed and implemented a modular system with adaptable structures and variables.
This system not only ensured cohesive design between the main website and landing pages but also restored the design team’s autonomy to iterate quickly without technological barriers.
The development team played a key role in the initial implementation, creating flexible modules with predefined variables. This enabled the design team to experiment and customize pages without requiring further technical adjustments.
Phase One: Creation of Base Structures
I designed 10 initial structures to validate their functionality and effectiveness through A/B testing. These tests provided valuable data to refine and optimize both the design and the module variables.
Evolution and Scalability
In subsequent stages, I increased the number of variables and modules to over 110 structures. This approach covered more use cases and devices, ensuring the system remained scalable and adaptable to Holaluz’s evolving needs.