CFCU goverment website

This project involved the full redesign of a government services website, with a strong focus on accessibility, mobile responsiveness, and modern visual design. The existing platform was outdated, difficult to navigate, and not optimized for mobile users — especially problematic for citizens trying to access essential information or services.

I created both desktop and mobile versions of the new design, ensuring it met modern usability standards, improved trust and clarity, and followed responsive best practices.

• UI/UX Designer (or Product Designer / Frontend Dev — choose your real role)

• Led the responsive redesign from wireframes to final UI

• Focused on mobile-first principles to ensure accessibility for all users

• Collaborated with stakeholders or developers (if applicable)

Key Goals:

• Improve information hierarchy and reduce navigation friction

• Create a modern, clean, and authoritative visual identity

• Ensure full responsiveness across mobile, tablet, and desktop

• Adhere to WCAG accessibility and usability guidelines

• Increase trust, clarity, and ease of access for government resources

Desktop & Mobile Highlights:

Desktop:

• Redesigned homepage with quick links to services and news

• Accessible navigation with dropdowns and keyboard support

• Emphasis on clarity, space, and readability

Mobile:

• Simplified menu and layout for small screens

• Touch-friendly forms and interactions

• Prioritized fast load times and performance

Tools Used:

• Figma – UI design & responsive layout creation

• Adobe XD / Sketch / Webflow (if applicable)

• Design System: Modular components for buttons, alerts, forms, etc.

• Accessibility plugins / audits: Stark, Axe, or manual review

Outcome:

• Delivered a modern, accessible, and responsive web platform

• Improved UX for both citizens and internal government teams

• Positioned the government brand as credible, service-oriented, and digitally modern