Mobile-First Redesign

U.S. Army

Overview

It has become increasingly difficult and expensive for the U.S. Army to obtain contracts. The Army Enterprise Marketing Office's goal is to make youth aware of the Army as an attractive full-time or part-time career choice, and obtain Army contracts.

Goal

Design and build a mobile-first site, responsive on any device, that can engage, educate & convert users to leads with the submission of a digital form.

My Contributions

Usability Testing

Hi Fidelity Wireframes

Prototypes

Responsive Design

Design System Documentation

Design System Implementation

Create
Create

We established a new IA and design system to serve as the foundation for the next generation of GoArmy.com.

Design System

1

Design System

1

Components

37

Components

37

Pages

90+

Pages

90+

With that groundwork, we were able to assess content for each of the 90+ pages, ensure they each tell a branded story, and enhance them with imagery and micro-interactions to engage the user.

Iterate

We performed multiple rounds of Usability and A/B Testing, for which I created high-fidelity prototypes to be our stimuli.

Usability Tests

30+

Participants

360+

After each test, we analyzed findings in workshops structured around affinity mapping in Figjam. Insights from those findings informed revisions and recommendations for future design decisions.

Resonate

The Next Gen GoArmy.com launched in May, 2024 to engage, educate & convert 17-21 year olds on the website by providing relevant information and helping prospects see themselves as a soldier through content and digital experiences. Performance stats will be available soon.

ANNIE GLASSER

ANNIE GLASSER

ANNIE GLASSER