Part 2 •
Augmented IQ
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Website Design & Development (While Cutting Development Time in Half)
I rebuilt our entire web presence while discovering how to make design handoffs effortless
My role
UX Designer
Industry
IT consulting
Team
Designer, Developer.

Challenge
To create a unified design language that seamlessly connects the product webpage and the company website for a consistent brand experience.
Product Overview
Left Right Mind crafts bespoke user experiences for customer-facing and enterprise products. We tailor strategies to each client’s needs while applying proven business-design principles to maximize impact and ROI. Now transitioning from a consulting firm into a product-led enterprise AI company, this redesign marks our shift toward building repeatable, bespoke AI products grounded in real client problems.
What I executed
Phase 1: Enterprise AI Product Webpage
Mapped stakeholder expectations for user experience and visual direction
Created multiple asset variations to communicate product features effectively
Tested visual styles until finding the right balance of creativity and brand alignment
Built a detailed style guide for development consistency
Learned Webflow to bridge design-development gaps and resolve platform limitations
Collaborated with developers through deployment to maintain design fidelity
Phase 2: Company Website Redesign
Unified inconsistent design structures across the site
Worked with developers to clean up poor class structures, excess wrappers, and responsiveness issues
Rebuilt foundation while redesigning five main pages
Project extended beyond two-week estimate due to technical debt which we solved later.
Phase 3: AIQ Webpage Redesign
Conducted quick user and internal research to identify design improvements
Used Relume AI to rapidly generate and test structural variations
Leveraged knowledge of team preferences to accelerate styling decisions
Designed custom hero section and animation to maintain originality
Delivered in 1.5 weeks using streamlined Relume-to-Webflow workflow.
What I Learned