From scattered sites to one platform
Worldline.com was the last corporate website project I was involved in as an individual contributor while working at EY VODW. In the project I fulfilled multiple roles as UX and UI designer, project lead and product owner.
Worldline underwent a reorganisation, renaming and rebranding of the company. The stakes were high and we managed to help the international group of stakeholders take the current scattered landscape of 64 websites and turn it into a single global platform that would have to compete with the likes of Adyen and Stripe.
A system local teams could use
Together with the small design team, I created a library of design components, a digital style guide for local marketing teams and a design system that hosted all possible combinations of languages, typography and graphic elements including guidelines for the different countries globally.
Web accessibility was a priority, so we needed to tweak the colour proposals from the branding agency to make things legible, while preserving aesthetics. We also created extensive documentation to avoid abuse of the wide colour palette the branding agency had created.