Viscor continuously reinvested with new machinery and state-of-the-art infrastructure. Amongst this, they wished to re-build their digital infrastructure. Viscor had an existing design for deployment and required only coding, database, and server setup. The requirements were straightforward:

• Dedicated Project Manager
• Integrate with Viscor’s unique server
• Design a proper product navigation for new and existing customers
• Had to operate 98% faster than most typical websites
• Create a searchable Resource database that would allow consumers access to manuals, product information, spec sheets, videos, images, etc...

Our team submitted a proposal with our coding approach, best practices in handling the specified server with post launch support options. We met with Viscor at their gorgeous facility where we were awarded the project.

We received all the documentation and specificifications and began our discovery session, there were a number of design direction issues relating to the UX mapping and user task flow.

Viscor decided to hand the design reigns over to us. We proposed a new design that was less static than the original proposed design. Some new feature suggestions are the following:

• Instead of using a static PNG of an illustrated conveyor belt, we converted the file into an SVG animation with proper fallback for older browsers. The tricky part was making sure the dashes wrapped around the circle at the end.