A supporting project refreshing Palmers Scaffolding's website — giving one of the UK's most established scaffolding and access specialists a site that reflects the scale, safety standards and technical expertise behind their work.
From early research through to launch, here's the process I ran to take Palmers's project from concept to a finished, real-world result.
Auditing the competitive landscape and current user experience before any design work began.
Reviewing current UX/UI patterns and technical constraints to inform the direction.
Talking to real users and stakeholders to validate assumptions early.
Mapping the full structure so every page and flow had a clear place.
Translating the structure into wireframes covering every core template and flow.
Validating wireframes and flows with real users before visual design began.
Pixel-perfect designs with a scalable design system and full component library.
QA passes across breakpoints, devices and browsers to make sure everything shipped clean.
Launch support and phased rollout across every platform and channel.
Palmers came to Satch needing a website that matched the scale and credibility of their operations — projects across major UK infrastructure, energy and construction sites — with clear service information and an easy way for enterprise clients to get in touch. [Placeholder — replace via the project's spreadsheet tab.]
A clean, credible site that puts services, accreditation and live news front and centre, responsive from desktop right down to mobile. [Placeholder — replace via the project's spreadsheet tab.]
