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Le Petit 3

2024
Client
Le Petit 3
Service
Web Design
Industry
Banking
A website that brings the charm of doorstep-delivered art and astrology

The Problem

Le Petit 3 is a fresh, alternative newspaper redefining presence in a forward-focused world. While the website captures its charm, it requires reorganization to showcase monthly content clearly, ensuring the online experience mirrors the tactile, immersive feel of the printed newspaper users will be receiving month to month.

The Beginning

Le Petit 3 is a fresh, alternative newspaper redefining presence in a forward-focused world. While the website captures its charm, it requires reorganization to showcase monthly content clearly, ensuring the online experience mirrors the tactile, immersive feel of the printed newspaper users will be receiving month to month.

Research

Based on our user personas, we identified the core wants and needs of Le Petit 3's readers:
The website should prioritize intuitive navigation to allow users to easily and quickly subscribe to the service. The less clicking through the website to get to the order page, the better!
The online experience should mirror the unique charm of the print edition, making readers feel connected to the brand's personality.
Ensure that fonts are clean and easy to read. The current website uses fonts with overly cursive styles, which can hinder readability for some users. Switching to more legible fonts will improve accessibility and ensure all readers can enjoy the content without strain.
Users want a clear understanding of what they'll receive every month on the order page, instead of only in the FAQ.
Given that users may be subscribing on the go, optimizing the site for mobile devices and readability.

Accomplishments

Based on our user personas, we identified the core wants and needs of Le Petit 3's readers:
The website should prioritize intuitive navigation to allow users to easily and quickly subscribe to the service. The less clicking through the website to get to the order page, the better!
The online experience should mirror the unique charm of the print edition, making readers feel connected to the brand's personality.
Ensure that fonts are clean and easy to read. The current website uses fonts with overly cursive styles, which can hinder readability for some users. Switching to more legible fonts will improve accessibility and ensure all readers can enjoy the content without strain.
Users want a clear understanding of what they'll receive every month on the order page, instead of only in the FAQ.
Given that users may be subscribing on the go, optimizing the site for mobile devices and readability.

Saying Goodbye

The website should prioritize intuitive navigation to allow users to easily and quickly subscribe to the service. The less clicking through the website to get to the order page, the better!
The website should prioritize intuitive navigation to allow users to easily and quickly subscribe to the service. The less clicking through the website to get to the order page, the better!
The online experience should mirror the unique charm of the print edition, making readers feel connected to the brand's personality.
Ensure that fonts are clean and easy to read. The current website uses fonts with overly cursive styles, which can hinder readability for some users. Switching to more legible fonts will improve accessibility and ensure all readers can enjoy the content without strain.
Users want a clear understanding of what they'll receive every month on the order page, instead of only in the FAQ.
Given that users may be subscribing on the go, optimizing the site for mobile devices and readability.

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