Brands evolve — we adapt.

A Help Centre should be

a seamless extension

of the product it supports.

In this case, that meant a full redesign of the UI, UX, and branding. The shift modernized the support experience with enhanced navigation, simplified structure, and a cohesive look reminiscent of the product itself.

Where We Started

An off-brand welcome…

  • Simple, bland layout led to high bounce rates and low engagement

  • Text-heavy & un-engaging design overwhelmed users, discouraging exploration and learning

  • No brand consistency left users wondering if they were in the right place

Overwhelming articles…

  • Heavy side navigation led to confusion and overwhelm

  • No table of contents made navigating longer articles difficult and confusing

  • Nondescript previous/next buttons led to fragmented learning and a lack of content exploration

  • Low visibility for article voting led to a lack of engagement and data related to article efficacy

The Refreshed Look

Cohesive & Modern Design

  • On-brand, familiar experience ensures client trust and encourages exploration

  • Prominent search bar with popular topics & intelligent search suggestions surfaces the most relevant content, enhancing search success rate

  • Categories list in the header for quick navigation to easily find the information users need most

  • Simplified category structure reflecting the product reduces clutter and overwhelm

  • Relevant additional resources encourage additional exploration and self-service

  • CTA for revenue generation and product feature announcements

  • Enhanced footer reflecting the company website

Calm & Connected Articles

  • Table of contents allows for quick navigation to the most relevant section in an article

  • Related articles menu shows relevant content adjacent to the current article

  • Improved previous/next buttons enhance fluidity & guidance across support content

  • Purposeful voting buttons encourage engagement

  • CTA’s and relevant additional resources further exploration and self-directed learning

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