Home / Work / Programmers Force ↓ Resume
Website · Marketing

Programmers Force Website Revamp

I led the end-to-end revamp of the Programmers Force website - a brand-new sitemap, 42 pages proposed and designed (up from 7), resolved compliance and accessibility gaps, and a refreshed visual system that finally reflects PF's culture and values.

Role
Project Lead · Web Designer
Scope
Sitemap · IA · UI · Accessibility
Tools
Figma
Type
Website revamp
Platform
Web
Pages
42 (from 7)
Standards
WCAG
Programmers Force website

01 Overview

I led the Programmers Force website revamp end to end. The old site was outdated, missing important information, and carried real compliance and accessibility gaps. I rebuilt it from a brand-new sitemap - proposing and designing 42 pages (the site previously had just 7) - on a fresh visual system that reflects the company's culture and values.

02 Context

Programmers Force is a fast-growing AI and FinTech company, but its website hadn't kept up. With only 7 pages it couldn't tell the full story, key information was missing, and the design felt dated - while compliance and accessibility were falling short of where they needed to be.

03 The problem

  • An outdated design that no longer reflected the company.
  • Only 7 pages - missing a lot of important information.
  • Compliance issues that needed to be resolved.
  • Accessibility gaps; WCAG wasn't being followed.
  • The brand's culture and values weren't coming through.

04 My role

I led the project end to end.

  • Built a brand-new sitemap for the whole site.
  • Proposed and designed 42 pages, up from the original 7.
  • Resolved the site's compliance issues.
  • Fixed accessibility gaps and made sure WCAG was followed properly.
  • Defined the typography, color, and visual system.
  • Surfaced PF's culture and values across the experience.

05 Process

Audit

Reviewed the old site, its gaps, and compliance/accessibility issues.

Sitemap

Rebuilt the information architecture from scratch.

System

Defined typography, color, and components.

Design

Designed all 42 pages.

Accessibility

Met WCAG and resolved compliance.

06 A glimpse of the redesign

A few sections from the mockups - just a glimpse rather than full screens. Browse the thumbnails or open any full-screen, or see the whole site live .

07 Design decisions

Problem
Only 7 pages, with key information missing.
Decision
A brand-new sitemap with 42 well-structured pages.
Result
A complete, scalable site that tells the full story.
Problem
Compliance and accessibility were falling short.
Decision
Rebuilt to WCAG standards and resolved compliance gaps.
Result
An accessible, compliant site built to last.

08 Outcomes

A complete, accessible, on-brand website that reflects PF's culture and values - rebuilt from the ground up.

0
Pages designed (up from 7)
0s
Page load time
0%
Lower bounce rate
WCAG
Accessibility standards met

09 Learnings

  • Fixing the sitemap first made everything downstream easier to design and scale.
  • Accessibility and compliance are far cheaper to build in than to bolt on later.
  • A clear visual system let the brand's culture and values come through consistently.