Memorial Planning
Website Redesign

Memorial Planning
Website Redesign

A trusted guide to help individuals and families navigate end-of-life planning with clarity and peace of mind.

Web Design, UI/UX Design

Web Design, UI/UX Design

2024

2024

End-of-life planning

End-of-life planning

Creating a more compassionate, intuitive experience for those navigating the emotional journey of end-of-life planning.

Creating a more compassionate, intuitive experience for those navigating the emotional journey of end-of-life planning.

After a recent brand refresh, the client was ready to bring new life to their digital presence, one that could better reflect their modern identity while staying true to the compassionate core of their mission. My challenge was to design an experience that did not just provide answers but did so with empathy and trust at every touchpoint.

After a recent brand refresh, the client was ready to bring new life to their digital presence, one that could better reflect their modern identity while staying true to the compassionate core of their mission. My challenge was to design an experience that did not just provide answers but did so with empathy and trust at every touchpoint.

My Role

My Role

Lead UI/UX Designer

Lead UI/UX Designer

I was responsible for the end-to-end design of the website, from user experience strategy to final interface design.

I was responsible for the end-to-end design of the website, from user experience strategy to final interface design.

Challenge

Challenge

Understanding the dual needs of end-of-life planning

As we approached the redesign of the website, we carefully considered how to support two distinct user journeys: individuals navigating immediate end-of-life services and those looking to plan ahead for the future.

Each audience brought its own set of needs, emotions, and expectations. We conducted research and mapped out user flows to better understand how to guide users with clarity and compassion. Our goal was to design an intuitive and supportive experience—one that would empower people to make informed choices at their own pace, while acknowledging the emotional weight that often accompanies these decisions.

Strategy

Strategy

Strategy

Every design decision was rooted in empathy

The UX was designed to clearly support two core user journeys: those seeking immediate help with end-of-life arrangements, and those looking to pre-plan. Each path was intentionally structured to reduce stress, surface relevant content quickly, and guide users toward the right actions.

Both user types are directed to the updated “Find a Location” tool at key points in their journey, ensuring quick access to local support.

Strategic Pillars

Dual User Pathways

Designed separate, clearly labeled entry points for Immediate Need and Pre-Planning users to guide each audience based on urgency.

Enhanced “Find a Location” Experience

The location finder was a critical tool for both user groups. A major part of the strategy was to elevate its visibility, simplify the interaction, and ensure it was accessible from key entry points like the homepage and global navigation. The goal was to reduce friction and help users take action faster, with less stress

Clear Information Architecture

Restructured content into scannable sections to help users find information faster without being overwhelmed.

Mobile-First Considerations

Prioritized legibility, tap targets, and simplified navigation for users on mobile devices — a critical channel for those seeking immediate help.

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Feel free to contact me for any questions, feedback, or further assistance.

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Feel free to contact me for any questions, feedback, or further assistance.