Client:

Client:

Lena

Lena

Project Type:

Project Type:

Website Redesign

Website Redesign

Industry:

Industry:

Education

Education

Deliverable:

Deliverable:

Desktop and responsive web

Desktop and responsive web

Scope:

Scope:

UX Strategy, UI Design, Content Structure and Prototyping

UX Strategy, UI Design and Prototyping

Lena is an education platform helping children master math and literacy in a way that feels engaging, supportive, and easy to access. 

Lena is an education platform helping children master math and literacy in a way that feels engaging, supportive, and easy to access. 

Lena is an education platform helping children master math and literacy in a way that feels engaging, supportive, and easy to access. 

STATEMENT
Lena came to me with a website that had strong potential but needed a sharper first impression, important information was competing for attention, and the user journey did not feel as intentional as it could have. The challenge was not to reinvent the brand, but to reorganize the experience so the product’s value could be understood faster, the trust level could increase, and the path to action could feel more natural. I redesigned the homepage to improve hierarchy, simplify the flow, and create a more polished digital presence that speaks clearly to parents, teachers, and education stakeholders.
DESIGN PROCCESS
I started by auditing the original homepage to understand where the experience was losing clarity, It was clear that the site was trying to speak to too many audiences at once, so I restructured it from a single broad page into two dedicated experiences : one for teachers and one for schools - to create a more personalized UX. From there, I refined the content flow, tightened the messaging, and designed each page to speak directly to its audience’s priorities, and placed key proof points and CTAs more intentionally so the page felt lighter, more polished, and easier to scan.
NUMBERS DON'T LIE
The difference between 1% to 2% is not 1% it is 100%. The biggest lesson I took from this project was that clarity converts better than complexity. When a product tries to speak to everyone on one page, the message gets diluted and users lose momentum; once I split the experience into two personalized journeys for teachers and schools, the communication became sharper, and the path to more conversions became much more natural.