CES
2 weeks
Website & App
Bold. Flexible. Curated.
project goals
Transforming CES.tech into a Premier Consumer Technology Hub
Our goal was to transform CES.tech from a seasonal, static website into a dynamic, data-driven hub, engaging consumer technology enthusiasts throughout the year.
- Lower bounce rates
- Increase mobile visitors
key findings
Insights into User Engagement Challenges
Data analysis revealed that high bounce rates were linked to outdated content focused solely on user registration. Users registered once a year, and did not return. Additionally, we identified accessibility and mobile optimization issues, resulting in high bounce rates for mobile users.
A Year Round Pass
We developed a year-round engagement model, segmented into four phases: Pre-Registration (May-Aug.), Registration (Sept.-Nov.), The Show (Dec.-Jan.), and Post-Show (Jan.-Apr.). Our strategy successfully transformed CES.tech into a resourceful hub for technology creators and enthusiasts by:
Phased Engagement Model
Pre-Registration (May-Aug.)
Registration (Sept.-Nov.)
The Show (Dec.-Jan.)
Post-Show (Jan.-Apr.)
Personalized User Experience
'Plan My Show' Tool
Role-Based Content Access
WCAG Level AA Compliant UI
Data-Driven Content and Event Recommendations
Transform CES.tech into a Premier Consumer Technology Hub
- Lower bounce rates
- Increase mobile visitors
Insights into User Engagement Challenges
A Year Round Pass
the outcomes
Outcomes and Business Growth
Witnessing the excitement on a 4-star admiral's face as I handed him a functional prototype two weeks into the project was proof of the exceptional work done by the entire team. This moment marked a shift from lengthy and complex processes to agile and impactful delivery.
Build a Consumer Technology Destination
A Dynamic Web Platform
One Product, One Team
Design Highlights
Take a look at select high-level examples from the design process behind the CES project. From initial sketches and wireframes to the final prototype, these snapshots demonstrate the development and refinement involved in bringing an idea to life. Please note that these examples represent a fraction of the overall project and deliverables.
Design Highlights
Take a look at select high-level examples from the design process behind the CES project. From initial sketches and wireframes to the final prototype, these snapshots demonstrate the development and refinement involved in bringing an idea to life. Please note that these examples represent a fraction of the overall project and deliverables.
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