De Treffers – Website & Branding
Scope: Branding, UX Design, Visual Design, Web Development
Techniques: Semantic HTML5, BEM (S)CSS, Flexbox, JavaScript, Bootstrap, jQuery
Tools: InVision, Sketch, WebStorm
1. Project Understanding and Goals
The project revolved around creating a strong online presence for De Rosmalense Zwem- en Polovereniging De Treffers, a lively swimming and water polo club with over 500 members.
The goals were:
- Reflect the vibrant, welcoming community spirit of De Treffers.
- Make the website accessible and user-friendly for a wide range of visitors (from competitive athletes to casual swimmers).
- Promote specific programs like the ABC Pakketzwemmen — “Zwemveilig voor een vaste prijs” — with clear, attractive branding.
- Ensure the site was modern, responsive, and easy to maintain.
2. Branding Decisions
Strategy:
Since De Treffers embodies both sportivity and sociability, the branding needed to strike a balance between dynamic energy and approachability.
Execution:
- Color Palette: Bright aquatic blues and energizing accents, evoking water, vitality, and friendliness.
- Typography: A clean, rounded sans-serif font was chosen to suggest both professionalism and friendliness — easy to read across devices.
- Imagery: Emphasis on real club photos showcasing community moments: competitions, casual swims, social gatherings.
ABC Pakketzwemmen Branding:
- Created a sub-brand within De Treffers, focusing on trust and safety (important to parents of young swimmers).
- Used reassuring, playful visuals and a fixed-price value proposition to build trust immediately.
3. UX Design Decisions
Process:
- Started with user journey mapping based on common site visitors:
- New parents looking for swim classes (ABC Pakketzwemmen).
- Competitive swimmers checking schedules and results.
- Social swimmers looking for membership information.
- Current members needing quick updates or contacts.
- Created wireframes in Sketch to define:
- Clear navigation structure.
- Highlight programs like ABC Pakketzwemmen early on the homepage.
- Easy-to-find calls to action (sign up, contact, schedule).
Prototypes:
- Built interactive prototypes using InVision to validate the flow and feel of the site before development.
4. Visual Design Decisions
Look and Feel:
- Hero sections featuring vibrant water action photography.
- Consistent card components to highlight programs and news, ensuring readability and scannability.
- Visual hierarchy emphasized through:
- Large headings for sections.
- Ample white space to avoid a crowded, overwhelming feel.
- Visual consistency with Bootstrap components adapted to De Treffers’ brand.
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