Mycaptain

Mycaptain

Mycaptain

Description

As a pre-Series A enterprise focusing on internet-based education, our site is not merely an online marketplace; it's the passage to wisdom and commerce position. The overhaul of this website looks to heighten our corporate standards and fine-tune your platform for superior user involvement and conversion rate.

Description

As a pre-Series A enterprise focusing on internet-based education, our site is not merely an online marketplace; it's the passage to wisdom and commerce position. The overhaul of this website looks to heighten our corporate standards and fine-tune your platform for superior user involvement and conversion rate.

Description

As a pre-Series A enterprise focusing on internet-based education, our site is not merely an online marketplace; it's the passage to wisdom and commerce position. The overhaul of this website looks to heighten our corporate standards and fine-tune your platform for superior user involvement and conversion rate.

Client

Mycaptain

Year

2023

Type of Project

Branding

Client

Mycaptain

Year

2023

Type of Project

Branding

Client

Mycaptain

Year

2023

Type of Project

Branding

disclaimer 🤚

So, brace yourself for what might seem like a text marathon in this case study. But, hey it's only because I spilled all the beans about the nitty-gritty of revamping the website over a two-month rollercoaster. I don't want to squeeze that epic journey into just two scrolls😉. So let get start🚀

BRIEF

After nine years, MyCaptain underwent a brand refresh, shifting from explore to PRO courses with a focus on helping students secure placements in their desired fields.

In need of a playful yet professional brand update, we sought a quirky identity that resonated with students, instilling confidence in our PRO courses' placement potential. Recognizing their resistance to change, we aimed for a flexible brand that could evolve with our initiatives.


I served as the primary designer overseeing this project, handling it comprehensively from inception to completion. However, collaboration with various team members was integral to its success.


1.Product Managers: I worked with Product Managers to understand the project's scope and requirements, especially with new elements like the dashboard and revamped features like the schedule and database.


2.Head of Design and Stakeholders: I collaborated closely with Shai Krishna (Former Head of Product at MyCaptain) and Mohammed Zeeshan (CEO of MyCaptain) in this project. This collaboration aimed to obtain timely feedback on design concepts and ensure alignment with the overall design direction.


3.Engineers: Cooperation with engineers was essential to guarantee the faithful execution of the design. This collaboration ensured that the final output matched the design precisely.

After nine years, MyCaptain underwent a brand refresh, shifting from explore to PRO courses with a focus on helping students secure placements in their desired fields.

In need of a playful yet professional brand update, we sought a quirky identity that resonated with students, instilling confidence in our PRO courses' placement potential. Recognizing their resistance to change, we aimed for a flexible brand that could evolve with our initiatives.


I was the sole designer who owned this project and worked on it from start to finish. But I did collaborate with a lot of other people for this project.

1.Product Managers: To understand the whole scope of the project and its requirements. There were a lot of new things we were introducing like the dashboard and revamping a few of the existing flows such as the schedule and database.


2.Head of design and Stack holders: For this project i closely work with Shai krishna(Ex-head of product Mycaptain) & Mohammed Zeeshan(CEO ot mycaptain) To get timely feedback on my designs and the design direction.


3.Engineers: Cooperation with engineers was essential to guarantee the faithful execution of the design. This collaboration ensured that the final output matched the design precisely.

After nine years, MyCaptain underwent a brand refresh, shifting from explore to PRO courses with a focus on helping students secure placements in their desired fields.


In need of a playful yet professional brand update, we sought a quirky identity that resonated with students, instilling confidence in our PRO courses' placement potential. Recognizing their resistance to change, we aimed for a flexible brand that could evolve with our initiatives.



I was the sole designer who owned this project and worked on it from start to finish. But I did collaborate with a lot of other people for this project.

1.Product Managers:To understand the whole scope of the project and its requirements. There were a lot of new things we were introducing like the dashboard and revamping a few of the existing flows such as the schedule and database.


2.Head of design and Stack holders: For this project i closely work with Shai krishna(Ex-head of product Mycaptain) & Mohammed Zeeshan(CEO ot mycaptain) To get timely feedback on my designs and the design direction.


3.Engineers: Cooperation with engineers was essential to guarantee the faithful execution of the design. This collaboration ensured that the final output matched the design precisely.

PROBLEM

Currently, more than 90% of our visitors originate from advertising alone. Owing to limited engagement, we haven't focused on enhancing or developing additional functionalities for the site.

Currently, more than 90% of our visitors originate from advertising alone. Owing to limited engagement, we haven't focused on enhancing or developing additional functionalities for the site.

Decline in User Engagement

The mentioned issues have led to a significant decrease in user engagement, impacting interactions, return visits, and crucial word-of-mouth recommendations for organic growth.

Poor Navigation Structure

Issues have resulted in a notable decline in user engagement, affecting interactions, return visits, and critical word-of-mouth recommendations essential for organic growth.

Lack of Mobile Optimization

The MyCaptain website's lack of mobile optimization is a significant barrier, providing a subpar experience for mobile users, potentially discouraging engagement and course sign-ups.

Outdated Design Aesthetics

The old MyCaptain site has issues with outdated design, navigation, and mobile adaptability, leading to decreased user involvement, course enrollments, and client satisfaction, impacting the organization's growth and industry standing.

GOAL

We aim to revitalize the MyCaptain website by enhancing user engagement, improving aesthetics, and streamlining the user journey. The redesign will focus on the following objectives:

Establishing a Unified Design Language

We aimed to create a unified design system, including consistent typography, color palettes, and component patterns to express our brand identity and enhance user experience.

Optimize Conversion Rates

Implement clear and persuasive call-to-action (CTA) buttons to boost conversion rates by 45% on key landing pages. Integrate user-friendly forms and streamline the process to reduce lead abandonment by 10%.

Integrate Multimedia Content

A static brand is like plain bread without spread—incomplete and unappealing. MyCaptain's motion design centers around a sphere, symbolizing users and animated experiences.

• Incorporate engaging multimedia elements, such as videos, infographics, and interactive features, to enhance user engagement and convey information more effectively.

  • Increase user interactions with multimedia content by 30% to create a more dynamic and memorable user experience.

IMPACT

Hurray, we unveiled the landing page in Aug, 2023! Due to privacy concerns, I've left out the specific figures for these measures.

As soon as it launched, we instantly observed a 70% bounce rate for our ad, in contrast to the previous site. After 50 days of being live, we experienced a ≈65% decrease in the bounce rate

Bounce rate signifies the percentage of visitors who leave a webpage without interaction. A respectable bounce rate on our landing page, with 65% engagement, indicates relevant, captivating, and easily understood content.

HOW ITS STARTS

Collaborating with the head Product Manager, we launched a design sprint using Miro for remote teamwork. We gathered ideas from competitor brands' landing pages and discussed the aspects we admired.

In a swift collaborative effort, we drafted solutions during our compressed 1 Day mega design sprint due to busy schedules. In a separate session, we established three design guidelines for the landing page, prioritizing how our consumers perceive us as a brand.

After defining our vision statement, we began brainstorming a range of imaginative concepts. At this initial phase, our strategy is to explore a broad array of ideas before narrowing our focus.

Basic doodle drafts

Our mobile-friendly doodle draft features a sleek layout for seamless navigation. Thoughtfully placed doodles not only infuse character but also act as intuitive visual cues, effortlessly guiding users through the website

Wireframe

This is how the early wireframes looked like. On the left, we mapped out the purpose of each section, aligning with our design principles. The primary goal is to convince users to Purchase our course

Some more variation

We subsequently transform these initial concepts into detailed visuals. Experimenting with various hues, forms, and arrangements. However, it seemed disorganized, so we persistently polished these designs.

User testing

To obtain unbiased feedback from potential users, I conducted user tests with 5 individuals outside of MyCaptain using Maze's Survey tool.


This approach aimed to elicit more genuine responses, with the easily accessible survey link designed to capture feedback on the application's design, ease of use, and perceived value.

Analyzing the heatmap revealed 20% of users scroll to the landing page bottom, raising concerns about overlooked elements. Targeted surveys, done anonymously, provided unbiased feedback, confirming users understood the core concept.


Armed with insights, we refined designs for clear messaging, emphasizing MyCaptain's role in driving job-ready programs.

FINAL RESULT

Before and after desiggnnnnnnn

Prior to the revamp, MyCaptain's course offerings lacked emphasis, and the site appeared disorganized. The design vocabulary didn't align with the pro course, failing to adequately convey MyCaptain's unique value proposition.


Here's a detailed walkthrough of the improvements made post-testing.

Strong social Proof

Social proof can be seen throughout the landing page. We've showcase alumini's job transaction that visitors instantly grab attention, real time metrics of total stats from our mentees.

Design System

In MyCaptain's revamp, we introduce the Soul Design system, streamlining reusable components for efficient website building and fostering a developer-friendly environment. The primary objective of Soul's visual design is to enhance the brand's aesthetic through strategic use of images, hues, typography, and other elements.


These visuals aim to evoke emotions like faith, ease, aspiration, and self-assurance in MyCaptain's audience.

Animation

I designed all animations in Lottie format, marking the first use of Lottie animation during my tenure at MyCaptain. I chose Lottie for its fluidity, compact size, and superior performance, contributing to a load time of approximately 2 seconds.

LEARNINGS

We revamped the user persona, quickly testing it on paid ads by adjusting the adset. We also experimented with the new brand identity on channels like YouTube and Instagram, observing a notable spike in clicks, particularly attributed to impactful thumbnails. Additionally, we introduced 13 shapes, derived from user research, aligning them with brand values through iterative testing.

And… That’s a wrap! 🎉

I trust this case study was enlightening and valuable to you all. Should there be any queries, don't hesitate to reach out to me on any social media channel. I'd be more than willing to engage in a conversation with you.