A UX Redesign Case Study
Abhishek Biswas | 8 min read | Mar 17, 2025
When someone lands on a company website, something interesting happens. Within the first 10 seconds, they decide whether the company feels credible or not. That judgment rarely depends on how capable the company actually is. More often, it comes down to how clearly the website communicates what the company does.
Recently at UXryno Design Studio, we worked on redesigning the website of a software development company that was facing exactly this issue.
The team behind the company was technically strong and already working on advanced AI-driven solutions. But their website didn’t reflect that strength. Instead, the experience felt crowded, slightly outdated, and difficult to scan. The redesign project focused on solving that disconnect.
When we reviewed the existing homepage, the first thing we noticed was what I often call a “catalogue problem.”
The website tried to present everything at once: