Focus the scope on the customer experience
The scope centered on the existing website’s mobile layout, imagery, and core pages. Each change supported a practical customer task, from finding opening hours to understanding the supplier’s services.
Client website · North Bay
A website that feels like the real business.
A website redesign for a North Bay building supplier, bringing together a mobile-ready experience, real business photography, and clear customer information.
01 / The engagement
A practical problem. A focused scope.
- Responsive redesign of the existing website
- Real photography gathered with the client
- Replacement of unrelated stock imagery
- Reorganization of frequently visited pages
The starting point
The business needed a reliable mobile experience and photography that reflected its real location, services, and day-to-day work.
LearnCenter’s role
LearnCenter helped the client gather real photography, reorganized the pages customers visited most, and updated the existing website.
02 / Inside the work
The decisions behind the result.
Show the actual business
LearnCenter helped the client gather real photography to replace unrelated stock imagery. The homepage leads with the supplier’s own yard, making the physical business part of the website’s identity.
Organize around a customer’s visit
The core pages were reorganized around frequently visited information. In the desktop view, the lumber yard, hardware store, services, hours, and contact action are visible near the top of the page.
03 / Where it stands
What the work delivered.
The redesigned website is live. The delivered work includes a repaired mobile experience, real business photography, and reorganized core pages on the existing website.
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