JGS International Media Group
JGS International came to me with a website that felt more like a digital brochure from the early 2000s. It lacked visual appeal, struggled to communicate the full range of their services, and didn’t provide a clear path for potential clients to reach out. This disconnect was likely costing them valuable business opportunities, so they needed a fresh, modern approach to better showcase their offerings and convert more visitors into clients.
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CHALLENGE
JGS International Media Group came to you with a website stuck in the early 2000s—text-heavy, visually flat, and lacking clarity in showcasing their service offerings. Visitors struggled to understand what the company did or how to get in touch, resulting in missed opportunities and poor brand perception. The brief was clear: modernize the site to elevate their brand presence while simplifying user journeys, especially for prospects exploring the site.
Design
A refined visual strategy in Figma centered around high-quality imagery, a confident color palette, and clear service segmentation. Each key offering was given dedicated space, supported by bold, intuitive calls to action that guide visitors toward engagement. Consistency was maintained through a modular layout that adapts elegantly to various screen sizes, ensuring the hierarchy of content—titles, visuals, descriptions—remains clear and impactful.
development
Built in Framer for responsive performance and seamless cross-device experiences, the site was structured to be easily updatable—allowing JGS to evolve content in real-time as their service offerings shift. Collaboration with developers focused on clean component handoff, efficient structure, and streamlined content management workflows that support long-term site sustainability.
takeaway
This redesign reinforced a vital lesson: even established businesses can lose digital credibility without clear design and visual hierarchy. The new site modernized JGS’s brand identity, empowered prospects to understand their value proposition, and simplified access to engagement channels. It reaffirmed the power of design clarity in business transformation—and the value of a user-first approach in establishing trust.
