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https://www.figma.com/file/OYrq6PdPiTm7V1oJVSTVTg/Me-Responsive-Mobile-Layout---Design-Challenge?type=design&mode=design&t=R78TrGWMdr1WT6Cl-1

Sticky Header

The header elements are sticky at the top of the page to align with user expectations and to help users navigate the site.

Hamburger Menu

To decrease the cognitive load for users I decided to integrate the page links in the header and footer together in a hamburger menu. This is so the footer is not a squashed down version of the mobile footer. The drop-down menu in the hamburger menu for both the “Adopt a Pet” and “Get Involved” section and determined hierarchy of links was determined as having all of these as separate sections in the hamburger menu would extend the hamburger menu rendering it unable to fit on one screen - thus potentially creating a dark pattern and hiding these links from users inadvertently. This makes the hamburger menu look more clean and easier to navigate. The bold font was chosen for the primary hamburger menu headings as it aligns with the rest of the landing page and the semi-bold font was chosen for the secondary drop-down hamburger menu headings to decrease cognitive load and show that these links are different from the primary ones. The social links and regular information found in a mobile website footer is present to adhere to user expectations.

CTA Buttons and Colouring

The main CTA buttons on the page of “donate” at the top and “subscribe” at the bottom are pink. This shade of pink is not used often in the design and is used to alert attention from the user due to it being uncommon. The four “How you can make a difference” buttons are all different colours to align to the brand image of being friendly (through colour choices) and to add variety to these sections, differentiating them rather than making them all strictly uniformed. Having them different colours attracts attention to these buttons from users.

Carousel Cards

The carousel cards allow users to interact with the information and find out more. This will engage users and prompt them to look more closely at the information in front of them.

Consistency Between Variations

For consistency, the colours, images, text and content of the mobile version are predominantly unaltered.

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I love the fact that you included each iteration and how you came to the final results. It's well explained and balanced. Although I may have different ideas about the alignment and positioning of the subscribe inputs and CTA buttons, your thought process is very clear and clearly explains why you decided to continue in this way. Well done!


I appreciate how you've emphasized the header. The redesign of the "How You Can Make a Difference" section is logical, and including a hamburger menu and carousel is a thoughtful choice.

Areas for improvement:

  • The horizontal dividers in the hamburger menu are overly thick and lead to visual clutter.
  • In the redesigned "Adoption Information" section, using both bold and underline for emphasis is an overkill. Moreover, underlining could mislead users, and they assume that the text is hyperlinked.
  • For the footer's final version, the pink text "We Are Refuge" on a mustard-colored background may not meet the necessary color contrast ratio standards.
  • Additionally, changing certain sections from a dark to a light background in the mobile version appears to have affected the contrast ratio, especially for yellow text on a white background.

Good job, Ashleigh!


very good

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