Case study · Product redesign

Transforming a cybersecurity platform into a more modern product experience

A leading cybersecurity learning platform had outgrown its visual identity. The product surface no longer reflected the maturity of what the company had become.

Some visuals and UX writing have been adapted for confidentiality.

Role
Product Designer
Duration
2 weeks
Scope
Rebrand + Landing redesign
Pages
+34 pages
Work
UX/UI + Product Marketing
Cybersecurity learning platform — redesigned hero
Strategy

Start with the right questions

Visual decisions only hold up when the strategy underneath them is clear. The first phase was about framing the problem before touching the interface.

01

Why does this redesign exist?

Anchor every decision in a business reason — not aesthetics. The redesign existed to close the gap between product maturity and product perception.

02

What should it support?

Stronger first impressions for new visitors, clearer product communication, and a surface the team could extend without breaking.

03

Where does the experience break?

Inconsistent hierarchy, weak CTAs, and uneven spacing — small things that compounded into a fragmented feel.

04

What stays untouched?

The product's voice, the technical depth, and the trust the brand had already built. The redesign refines, it doesn't reinvent.

Why the redesign?

The goal wasn't a new coat of paint. It was a shift in how the product was perceived.

Before opening Figma, the work started by naming what was actually slowing the product down — across business, user, and system layers.

Business

Perception lagged maturity

The platform read as a learning tool — not a serious cybersecurity product.

User

Friction hidden in inconsistency

Patterns shifted page to page, eroding trust silently as users moved around.

System

No shared visual language

Components, spacing, and typography drifted — impossible to scale cleanly.

Premium perception through hierarchy and polish
Perception

Premium perception through hierarchy and polish

ToneHierarchyPolish
Consistent components across every surface
System

Consistent components across every surface

ComponentsSpacingType
Intentional motion that makes the surface feel alive
Motion

Intentional motion that makes the surface feel alive

RevealsHoverRhythm
Transformations

Before and after, framed by intent

Each transformation is anchored in a single product goal — not just a visual change.

Transformation 01

Stronger first impression

Reframing the hero around clarity and confidence — so the platform reads as a serious cybersecurity product within seconds.

Before
Before — Stronger first impression
After
After — Stronger first impression
Sharper hierarchy
Transformation 02

More structured product communication

A modular layout that lets product surfaces breathe and scale, with a clearer rhythm between sections.

Before
Before — More structured product communication
After
After — More structured product communication
Modular rhythm
Outcome

A more cohesive product surface, built to scale

The redesign sharpened how the platform is perceived, brought consistency to a fragmented surface, and gave the team a visual system they can extend without it falling apart.

01

Stronger product perception

02

Improved visual consistency

03

More cohesive user experience

04

Scalable visual system