Wellington Thai Boxing Revamp

Sector: Non-profit, Health and Fitness, Sport Club

Skills: Lean UX, UI design, User Research and Analysis

Tools: Figma

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Screenshot of the website design before and after

Previous website

The original website, built on Wix by a dedicated club member, had served its  purpose but came with challenges. With six pages of content, it was overly complex and not optimally structured, leading to a confusing navigation experience. The extensive number of pages created unnecessary clicks and made it harder for users to find the information they needed. 

Additionally,the site featured a basic branding with intense yellow and black colours, which didn’t fully capture the club's welcoming yet energetic nature.

Objectives

Research

I began by talking to club members and those involved in similar sports to understand what they value in a club website. Drawing from my own experiences searching for the right sports club, I also gathered insights throughout the design process to ensure the website resonated with potential and existing members.

Design process and inspiration

I set out to create a simple design system based on the club's logo and core colours (yellow and black), enhancing it with blue to inject vibrancy and fun, aligning with the club's friendly and community-driven spirit. The design needed to strike a balance—showcasing the thrill and intensity of Muay Thai while remaining inclusive and welcoming to all. Using an Atomic design approach, I started with the smallest elements—colour, typography, and icons—and built up to larger components, eventually forming complete pages.

Font pairing explanation. Text reads: The bold and modern choice of Darker Grotesque and Space Grotesque fonts conveys strength and approachability, aligning with the gym's focus on inclusivity but also training hard.
Main colour of the website: Golden Spirit #070AA5, Combat Blue #070AA5, #FFD700, Power Black#000000, Pure White #FFFFFF
Screenshots of the website prototype on mobile

Key Enhancements

Development

The final design was transferred to Material UI for development, ensuring the site remained easy to maintain and update.