HubSpot
Role: UI Designer | Date : 2022 - 2023 | Client: Hubspot
Role: UI Designer | Date : 2022 - 2023 | Client: Hubspot
HubSpot's homepage needed to better communicate its value propositions to diverse audiences while improving conversion rates. The existing design lacked visual hierarchy and failed to guide users effectively through the product ecosystem, resulting in lower engagement and unclear next steps for potential customers.
Inconsistent messaging across product tiers
Complex navigation is overwhelming users
Low click-through rates on key CTAs
Poor mobile experience is impacting 40% of traffic
A data-driven redesign focused on hierarchy, clarity, and conversion optimization through iterative testing and refinement.
Simplified navigation with clear user paths
Component-based design system for consistency
Mobile-first responsive framework
A/B tested layouts validated with real user data
Approach
My approach combined user research, rapid prototyping, and data validation to ensure every design decision was grounded in evidence and aligned with business goals
Research & Analysis: Conducted user interviews, analyzed heat maps, and reviewed conversion funnel data to identify pain points.
Ideation & Prototyping - Created multiple design variations, exploring different layouts and component structures.
Testing & Validation - Ran A/B tests on component variations. Gathered feedback through user testing sessions with 30+ participants across different segments.
Iteration & Launch - Refined designs based on test results and rolled out changes with engineering partners.
Key Deliverables
Homepage Hero
Redesigned the hero section to immediately communicate HubSpot's core value proposition. The new design features a clear headline hierarchy, compelling product imagery, and prominent CTAs that guide users toward conversion.
The hero was optimized through 12 rounds of A/B testing, ultimately achieving a 34% increase in click-through rate compared to the previous design.
Key Improvements
Simplified messaging hierarchy
Dynamic product visuals
Dual CTA strategy tested
Mobile-optimized layout
Reduced cognitive load
Before & After
Three-Card Value Proposition
Designed a three-card module that breaks down HubSpot's platform into digestible value propositions. Each card uses visual storytelling, clear hierarchy, and strategic CTA placement to guide users deeper into the product ecosystem.
This component became a reusable pattern across the marketing site, maintaining consistency while allowing for contextual customization.
Design Principles
Scannable content structure
Contextual product imagery
Consistent CTA patterns
Responsive grid system
28% conversion increase
Before & After
Responsive Design System
Data-driven improvements validated through extensive A/B testing
+34% Click-Through Rate
+19% Conversion Rate
+28% Page Engagement
Data-Informed Iteration: Running continuous A/B tests revealed that even small changes in CTA placement could significantly impact conversion rates.
Balancing Stakeholders: Aligning marketing, product, and engineering teams early in the process prevented scope creep and ensured smooth implementation.
Responsive Complexity: Designing for mobile-first required rethinking information hierarchy, as what works on desktop doesn't always translate effectively to smaller screens.
Performance Matters: Visual richness must be balanced with page load performance—optimizing images and animations was crucial to maintaining engagement.