For the pitch, our visual design team focused on the Waters.com homepage. Rather than maintain the preexisting theme—a technical look at the company's scientific innovations—I wanted to instead tell a visual story about who those innovations ultimat

For the pitch, our visual design team focused on the Waters.com homepage. Rather than maintain the preexisting theme—a technical look at the company's scientific innovations—I wanted to instead tell a visual story about who those innovations ultimately serve: everyday people. 

 Our UX team offered wireframes displaying simple form field search functionality. I suggested a type-ahead model, bringing some visual appeal and streamlined functionality into the design. 

Our UX team offered wireframes displaying simple form field search functionality. I suggested a type-ahead model, bringing some visual appeal and streamlined functionality into the design. 

 I also suggested a color-coding system for each of the four main sections within the site. 

I also suggested a color-coding system for each of the four main sections within the site. 

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 For the pitch, our visual design team focused on the Waters.com homepage. Rather than maintain the preexisting theme—a technical look at the company's scientific innovations—I wanted to instead tell a visual story about who those innovations ultimat
 Our UX team offered wireframes displaying simple form field search functionality. I suggested a type-ahead model, bringing some visual appeal and streamlined functionality into the design. 
 I also suggested a color-coding system for each of the four main sections within the site. 
Waters_Mood.gif

For the pitch, our visual design team focused on the Waters.com homepage. Rather than maintain the preexisting theme—a technical look at the company's scientific innovations—I wanted to instead tell a visual story about who those innovations ultimately serve: everyday people. 

Our UX team offered wireframes displaying simple form field search functionality. I suggested a type-ahead model, bringing some visual appeal and streamlined functionality into the design. 

I also suggested a color-coding system for each of the four main sections within the site. 

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