Following the Brand Discovery, where we explored brand attributes, customer personas, and brand priorities, we created the site map and user experience wireframes that would provide the template for our visual explorations. Our immediate challenge was to tell the user exactly what Frame.com does and convey to them the value of what we offer. The "what" is accomplished with an omni-present navigation that makes it easy to find the direction they are looking for, and a home page that concisely explains the "upload, design, frame" process in a digestible narrative format. The "why" is expressed in a home page marquee that implies the importance of preserving not just their photos, but their memories, art work, adventures, and summers.

In order to ensure that the Frame.com website maintained a cohesive vision, we also took on the task of capturing the website photography and videography. After designing the storytelling and descriptive pages of the Frame.com website, we also created a web design style guide, so that our visual language could be carried through to the frame design pages, the checkout pages, and any number of additional site pages that needed to be created.

The developers at Frame.com then took our designs and built the site. The back-and-forth between us and Frame.com allowed us to create an experience that is both compelling and accurate to their story. To ensure that the launch of Frame.com go as smoothly as possible, we also created the packaging designs for product delivery. It's rare that circumstances allow us to design the user experience from end to end, but when it happens, as with Frame.com, it helps to create a cohesive, consistent experience for our users.