Fettle, part of SH:24, provides discreet sexual health services by post. While its services were trusted and essential, the website’s experience lacked visual consistency, brand cohesion, and clarity across key pages, leading to a fragmented user journey.
The product, category, and team pages needed a redesign to improve engagement, and the error page needed a more helpful and brand-aligned tone.
As a Product Designer, I owned the responsive redesign of key marketing and informational pages:
I also contributed to expanding the design system, ensuring visual consistency and dev-friendly handoff.
I led the UX phase by creating wireframes for all 4 pages based on stakeholder input and business priorities.
After multiple review rounds with stakeholders, the wireframes were finalized and approved for UI development.
Once the wireframes were approved, I transitioned into UI design using Figma, keeping brand elements front and center.
📈 +15% increase in user engagement on redesigned product pages
✅ Delivered work accepted by the CEO and CTO with no revisions
🎨 Established strong design consistency across the site
⚙️ Created reusable components, improving speed for future design efforts
This project underscored the power of UI as a trust-building tool—especially for sensitive services like sexual health. By pairing thoughtful content hierarchy with brand-aligned visuals, I helped Fettle communicate more clearly and empathetically. It also reinforced the importance of design systems in scaling product design efficiently.