CASE STUDY
Redesign of Corporate Site Hero Section
Redesigned the corporate site hero section for a cleaner, more focused look, improving update ease and fixing layout and spacing issues.
Challenge
The hero section faced multiple design and technical issues: an absolute-positioned header made spacing difficult; the CMS lacked controls for foreground color contrast; the logo risked accessibility failures; enforced minimum height caused wasted space; background images were oversized and pixelated, hurting visual consistency and performance; and flexible column layouts often led to unbalanced designs.
Previous design
Approach
Identify core issues with existing hero
Floating header causing awkward hero spacing
Lack of CMS controls for adjusting color contrast
Poor contrast risking logo visibility and accessibility
Fixed minimum height wasting space
Oversized background images slowing page load
Unbalanced multi-column layouts
Set design goals
Improve spacing and alignment consistency
Ensure flexible, accessible color and contrast choices
Reduce visual clutter and unnecessary white space
Enhance image quality and optimize performance
Create a balanced, modular layout adaptable across hero types
Redesign and simplify
The header is integrated, not floating, making spacing more predictable
Foreground text and buttons stand out clearly against the background
Hero images are sharper, properly scaled, and load faster
The layout feels more focused and balanced, with fewer competing elements
CTA buttons and visual cues are clearer, improving usability
Outcome
The new hero design feels cleaner, clearer, and more inviting. By fixing the layout and contrast issues, we made sure the message and visuals stand out without distractions. The team now has more flexibility in the CMS to adjust content and colors as needed, and the images load faster without losing quality. Overall, the updated hero creates a much better first impression — it’s easier for users to engage with, and it better supports the goals of the site.