Main Objective

As part of the Digital Design team, I was involved with the redesign of the GoPro website, which coincided with the release of the new (at the time) cameras, drone, and editing apps. The goal was to bring a modern/minimalist aesthetic, that showcased the cameras features, and increase sales, subscriptions, and app downloads.

Supporting Objectives

In addition to the full website redesign, Microsites, Landing Pages for various products and services, Email design, Digital Banner Ads, and multiple GoPro photo and video editing apps. Interaction with cross functional teams including product owners, high level stakeholders, development teams, and various teams from other departments (packaging, retail, brand, photography, hardware, software).

Responsibility

UX and Visual Designer, working as part of a small team of two other Designers and a few Developers to deliver the main and supporting objectives. My main contribution was the website homepage, product detail pages, and the checkout flow. I also worked heavily on the secondary microsites and landing pages, as well as the photo and video editing apps.

Methodology and Creative Phase Development

We utilized the Double Diamond approach to conduct market research, user journeys and iterative usability testing was used after creating user profiles to guide our decisions. After defining requirements and prioritizing features, we began user flows, wireframes, and starting ideation.

Creative Phase Delivery

Rounds of design ideation was conducted with the team and developers to identify any future difficulties to avoid early on. User testing was then conducted on design variations. Once the final design was decided upon and implemented for the main objective (main website), we used the agreed upon UI elements in order to design/build the secondary objectives (microsites, landing pages, editing apps).

GoPro

Website Redesign


Homepage

Website page featuring GoPro products, including HERO5 cameras and a drone, with sections promoting their features, sharing capabilities, and a person outdoors with the caption "Capture. Create. Enjoy.".

Cameras Landing Page

A webpage featuring GoPro cameras. The top section shows a woman taking a photo on a boat at sunset. Below, several GoPro models are displayed. The page highlights features like waterproof design and 4K video. There are sections with images of people using GoPro cameras during skiing, diving, and other activities, accompanied by descriptions and purchase options.

Product Detail Page

A webpage showcasing the GoPro action camera with key features including voice control, 2-inch touch display, waterproof rugged design, one-button control, advanced stabilization, and sharing options, along with pricing and reviews.

Karma Landing Page

Website homepage featuring GoPro Karma drone, accessories including Karma Grip, controller, and case, with images of the drone flying and being used outdoors.

GoPro Plus Landing Page

Collection of promotional images showcasing GoPro's features: using a smartphone to share footage, enjoying rides at an amusement park, editing videos on a laptop, watching videos on TV, and outdoors with a child wearing sunglasses and a pink shirt.

GoPro Family of Apps

Three smartphones in a row displaying video editing screens. The first shows a video gallery with footage of children swimming and a mountain biking trip. The second shows a video of children swimming with an option to change music. The third shows a video of a dog swimming with editing options for trimming and cutting.
Laptop screen displaying a video editing software with a tour through a green landscape on a bike.
Three smartphones displaying video editing apps. The left phone shows a video recording interface with a scene of children riding a roller coaster. The middle phone shows a media library with photos of children swimming and playing outdoors. The right phone shows a video editing timeline with a clip of a person riding a bicycle through a green field.