High-cost products have varying price points depending on cash, credit, or financing payment methods. Weingartz had no way to display these prices beyond a 'Contact Us' button on their website.

I created a mock-up in InDesign, consulting with Weingartz's CEO and marketing team throughout the design process. The final revision was then exported using In5 to create an interactive website for users.

Notable design decisions included an emphasis on various payment methods and detailed product specifications for easy comparison between models.

The first iteration used the model number headers as the access point back to Weingartz's website. Users often did not realize these headers were clickable so a 'View More' button was added.

The buyer's guide uses a 'Text Us' widget to connects customers directly to sales and service representatives, resulting in conversions and scheduled service for equipment. This needs to be added on every html page after each export. With some guides being 10 pages, this takes up a significant portion of time. I created a Python script to automatically add the widget after each In5 export, saving the team 10 minutes on each export.

Additionally, the default settings for the Text Us widget would overlay on zoom buttons, preventing users from viewing information more closely. I reviewed the generated HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code to identify the classes used by the widget. From this, I was able to add custom CSS within the In5 export, moving the widget up enough to allow users to interact with the zoom buttons.

Weingartz added a 'View Pricing & Financing' button that would link to the specific buyer's guide page containing the model. This solution allowed customers to view varying price points and provided a tool for sales members to guide customers towards the best model based on their needs.

In this UX design project, I tackled the challenge of creating a centralized resource hub for Weingartz, a leading outdoor power equipment company. The goal was to develop a user-friendly platform that would consolidate various resources for marketing, sales, and service teams, enhancing efficiency and collaboration across departments.

‍Weingartz's teams were struggling with scattered information and disjointed processes, leading to inefficiencies in customer service, delivery scheduling, and accessing crucial reports. M task was to create an intuitive, comprehensive solution that would streamline operations and improve overall productivity.

A homepage to hold all resources in one location.

The buttons grow larger with a hover state. The initial export options resulting in the buttons remaining large after being clicked and returning to the page.

I reviewed the exported code and identified the problem function causing the error. I then developed a custom JavaScript code to resolve this issue.

In5's liquid layout feature was used to develop a responsive design. A full screen desktop view shows a two-column layout while a smaller screen shows one scrollable column. The top header was also animated to hide when a user scrolls farther down the page.